In this RAVE game, the three types of people who truly make money

$RAVE ‌
RAVE rose from 0.25 to 28, then crashed back to 0.48, and rebounded to 2. The screenshots of liquidations are everywhere, but some people quietly get rich.
$BTC ‌
The first type, the early whales. On-chain data shows that the smart money whales' average holding price stays steadily around $15, with a profit ratio of up to 93%. They followed in when the whales started building positions—never chasing highs, no FOMO, with costs so low that even whale dumps can't break through. Look at the candlestick charts; they watch whale wallets.
$ETH ‌
The second type, the quick exit retail traders. There's a guy in the group who put in $1,000, used 240x leverage to roll over, and finally withdrew $240k. He didn't make the most profit, but he sold out on the day it hit $28. He sold and ran, deactivated his account, left the group, didn't even post on social media. Later, when RAVE dropped to 0.48, someone pulled up his screenshot and tagged him—his avatar was already gray. Quick exits are not shameful; only failing to escape is.
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The third type, the whale itself. The address holding 750 million tokens on-chain is the real main character in this game. You think he's pumping the price; he's actually distributing. You think he's dumping; he's actually accumulating. You think he's run away; he's pulling back again. Both bullish and bearish explosions—no one escapes, only his wallet gets fatter. Exchanges investigate, rewards are offered, but the money has already gone into his pocket.
RAVE's feast, the host at the main table has never been retail traders. Whales eat the meat, whales serve the dishes, retail traders pay the bill.