RAVE dropped 95% in 24 hours—no black swan; it’s a classic textbook case.

Let’s review this “hundredfold B liquidity pipeline” to help you avoid it next time:

1️⃣ Rapidly pulling up to hype: In one week, it surged from $0.22 to $28, a gain of over a hundred times. Use a very short timeframe to create FOMO, making you feel like, “If I don’t buy, I won’t be able to get on the train.”

2️⃣ Highly concentrated liquidity: On-chain data shows that 90% of the circulating supply is concentrated in 3 wallets. The market maker controls it—able to pump when they want and dump when they want.

3️⃣ “Good news” paired with distribution: During the sharp rally, all kinds of call orders and narratives are shouted out. Once a well-known detective publicly accuses manipulation, the market maker immediately transfers the tokens at the high level, and retail investors are left holding the bag.

4️⃣ Liquidity trap: The surface market cap is 7 billion, but in reality, it only takes a liquidation volume of $52 million to break through the entire market—depth is extremely poor, and the dump has no bottom.
Conclusion:

· A “meme coin” that pumps more than tenfold in a week should, by default, be treated as Pump & Dump
· Check the holder distribution; if the top 10 addresses account for more than 60%, block them directly
· Don’t rush in at the emotional high point; after a blow-off top, the “correction” often ends up at zero

This isn’t losing money—it’s paying tuition. But don’t pay it a second time!