2025-12-23 12:31:03

#BinanceABCs $RAVE's recent rise needs to be cautious. The market maker is heavily opening long orders to pump, which usually has two directions - either it directly crashes to the previous high position, giving short positions a liquidation feast, or it is just a bull trap, followed by a cliff-like fall.

In simple terms, this type of volatility is the easiest to get wrecked in. So before entering the market, you must think of an exit strategy: set a take-profit point to double your investment and exit decisively, and also maintain your stop-loss level to avoid giving the market maker a chance to cut your losses.

Recent focus: the movements of $BEAT, $CYS, $NIGHT, continuously tracking their long and short turning points. Trading discipline is more important than betting on direction.

RAVE6,26%

BEAT-0,15%

CYS-2,49%

NIGHT2,89%

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degenwhisperer

· 2025-12-26 12:18

The dealer's tricks are old news, $RAVE this wave is indeed a bit risky, but the key is still discipline --- Talking about take profit and stop loss is easy, but when it really happens, you get soft. That's the biggest pitfall --- I'm watching $BEAT and $NIGHT, but I always feel it's easy to get caught at this point --- Double and leave? Ha, if I could do that, I would have been financially free long ago --- The trap of诱多 (诱多: false breakout or trap trading) is too common. Every time I think I can dodge it, I still get caught --- The turning point between bulls and bears looks simple, but in practice, it's just gambling --- How about $CYS? Has anyone taken over the position? --- Instead of studying the dealer's moves, it's better to control your own hands and not click randomly --- I can memorize this kind of article, but the problem is that execution is always zero --- Are there signals before a cliff-like decline, or is it purely luck?

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NFTArtisanHQ

· 2025-12-26 06:49

honestly the whole "whale manipulation vs. organic pump" dichotomy feels like a false binary when you think about market microstructure through a post-structuralist lens... but yeah, stop losses are non-negotiable, that part tracks

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BlockchainRetirementHome

· 2025-12-23 13:08

It's really unbelievable that there are still people falling for the market maker's trap after so long.

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NoodlesOrTokens

· 2025-12-23 13:08

I'm really tired of this bull trap, there's always someone to catch a falling knife. --- It's easy to talk about stop loss and take profit, but when it comes to the market data moment, I forget everything. --- $RAVE feels like it’s just Whipsaw, waiting for those who get washed out to cry. --- Discipline is more important than direction, I've heard this a hundred times but still can't control my hands. --- The turning point between longs and shorts is basically just betting; no one can predict it. --- If you give me a double opportunity, I would have run away long ago, but the problem is I can never wait for that moment. --- I haven't touched $BEAT, $CYS, or $NIGHT, so I have to learn new lessons. --- The tricks of the market maker are really hard to guard against, unless you don't play. --- Setting a stop loss is easy, but when it really gets dumped, I can't bear to sell, and then it's over. --- This wave of rise feels off, the shorts are about to start a revenge.

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OffchainOracle

· 2025-12-23 13:07

The RAVE pump this time was too fierce, I bet five bucks the next thing is a big trap. The stop loss really saved me; I still remember the feeling of dropping to zero last time when I didn't hold on. I'm watching $BEAT; it feels a bit strange, the trading volume doesn't match up. Discipline > Luck, this phrase is etched in my mind. The bull trap tactics are played out; they still want to trick me into catching a falling knife. The turning point for longs and shorts depends on the volume; if the volume isn't enough, don't touch it. Run when it doubles; those who are greedy have all lost.

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LiquidatorFlash

· 2025-12-23 13:00

I've seen this trap by the market maker pumping many times... What the hell is there to be vigilant about, just set the liquidation line directly at a threshold of 3.2 times leverage, with a stop loss biting at 2.1%, and the rest depends on how the smart contracts judge it. The rise angle of $RAVE this time is a bit strange, borrowing positions are piling up, and I always feel like it will trigger a chain liquidation.

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BridgeNomad

· 2025-12-23 12:59

yo $RAVE pump smells like classic liquidity migration before the rug pull lol... seen this attack vector play out way too many times. dyor on those exit liquidity points fr fr

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LiquidityNinja

· 2025-12-23 12:56

With such obvious market maker traps, are there still people falling for it? If you can't hold the stop loss, then don't play, seriously.

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