From heaven to zero in just one night: RAVE crashes 90%, who pressed the "nuclear button"?

Many people think a plunge requires preparation, but it actually doesn't. RAVE's drop is a typical "one-click zeroing mode."
First, look at the logic: when market participants are highly concentrated, just one big player starts to withdraw, triggering a chain reaction. Others see the price drop and panic sell, forming a "stampede effect."
In this situation, the price is not determined by value, but by "who runs first."
Another reality: you might think you can escape in time, but in a market with low liquidity, orders can't be filled quickly. By the time you click sell, the price is already lower, waiting for you.
Many people lose money not because of misjudgment, but because they underestimate "liquidity risk."
Now, the lesson:
Don't be fooled by short-term surges;
Don't ignore order book depth;
Don't believe "it can go up a little more."
The most dangerous moment in the market is often the quietest.
To sum up: RAVE's collapse is not an accident, but a result of structural factors. You think you're trading, but you're actually participating in a retreat race.
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