$RAVE Down 15% in 24 hours, with trading volume of 163 million. This kind of crash-style selloff—I bet most people haven't woken up yet. Last night's Fed minutes turned hawkish, the non-farm payroll data was unexpectedly explosive, and CPI stickiness again exceeded expectations. The three major US stock indexes plunged directly—the S&P 500 and Nasdaq's one-day correlation spiked to 0.89, with a synchronized selloff cutting through crypto. Bitcoin dropped 3.2% along with it, Ethereum fared worse at 4.8%. On the commodities side, crude oil fell 2%, gold edged up 0.3%, as capital was tugged between safe-haven and risk assets. I ran quantitative analysis—the 30-minute correlation coefficient between $RAVE and BTC over the past 48 hours is 0.67. It's weaker than major coins, purely a sentiment-driven panic sell. Is this low of 0.3344 the bottom? Don't guess. For trading, if the wick in the 0.33-0.34 range holds, then try a small long position, stop loss at 0.31, take profit at 0.38. If it breaks directly below 0.33, then the next support is at 0.28—don't rush to buy the dip. Keep position size within 5%—don't gamble with your life. The market is now waiting for Friday's PCE data; if it exceeds expectations, US stocks and crypto will dump together again. Don't just stare at the charts—macro signals are half a beat faster than the candlesticks. I'm saying all this like a veteran trader in a group chat—if you dare to follow, strictly enforce your stop loss.