Do you remember the textbook-style script of RAVE?

Act One: Deposit into CEX to fake a move → Attract short sellers.

Act Two: Withdraw tokens and pump the price → Short squeeze.

Act Three: Price rises from $6 to $10 → Repeat the cycle.

Now, the same address just deposited 20 million RAVE tokens into CEX again 10 minutes ago.

Is this a dump, or a "fake dump"?

I don't know.

This is the cunning of this address — it has already built a "brand." When the market sees "RAVE address deposits again," the first reaction is:

Wait, is this real selling or just a show?

Uncertainty itself is a weapon.

Actually dump → Price drops, shorts win, but there might be another pump.

Fake show → Shorts get caught again, waiting to be squeezed.

The last script, the market has seen it once. Using the same trick a second time diminishes its effect — because some have already learned that this "deposit" doesn’t mean "selling."

But the problem is —

Learning smart doesn’t mean controlling oneself.

FOMO traders, leveraged shorts, people wanting to chase the dip — after each "learning," they still make the same mistakes next time.

The 20 million tokens deposited 10 minutes ago will be the witness in the next 24 hours.

The script will repeat, but the roles are always new. #RAVE闪崩超90%