Every so often, a super hot niche project appears, and right now the hottest is RAVE. These kinds of projects are driven up so strongly, but in the end, a large number of people suffer heavy losses. What you see on the surface looks positive, but in reality, ninety percent of participants are actually losing or even zeroing out. The key points are...

1. Information is completely unequal: you don't know the distribution of draws, the cost of dog staking, or when the crash will happen.
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2. Volume is unequal: others control over 70% of the crash, and your small amount of participation is just giving it away.
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3. Rules are set by them: pump, crash, pause, and issuance increases are all in their hands.

What's even more outrageous is that the total supply of RAVE is highly concentrated in the hands of a very few people, with the largest holder owning over seventy percent. Raising the price this high only involved tens of thousands of dollars. Ordinary participants simply can't compete with the main players; it's time to wake up.