RAVE has recently experienced a noticeable pullback. From the candlestick performance, the bearish momentum is still quite strong—continuous bearish candles on the 15-minute chart, combined with volume, have formed a typical downtrend pattern.

Let's first look at why it has fallen like this. The key factor is that candle with a 1.52% decline, which has a real body occupying 71.8% of the candle. This usually indicates market panic. This is not isolated; recently, the real body proportions of candles have generally been high, with an average fluctuation range of 1.54%, indicating that funds are accelerating outflow.

Another detail worth noting: the few rebound bullish candles have quite weak bodies, generally below 30%. Each rebound gets suppressed by selling pressure, and this pattern of selling on rallies has persisted for several cycles.

If you're considering how to operate, the current price is around 0.515. Here's a way to look at it: if the rebound fails to break through 0.53 (which is the previous consolidation center), there is an opportunity to try short positions with a small amount. But don't forget to set a stop-loss, recommended above 0.54. If things go smoothly, the target could be below 0.50. A more aggressive scenario is if the price drops sharply through 0.51 with increased volume, the decline could accelerate.

A reminder here: in such volatile markets, stop-loss is not optional—it's a must. Especially for candles with real bodies exceeding 70%, they often signal an imminent market reversal.