2025-12-27 17:21:02

RVV suddenly experienced a fierce surge, looking very grand, but this is not a genuine reversal at all. In reality, it’s just the main force laying out their plans.

Some time ago, RVV was dead silent, lying low with a downward trend, gradually grinding down, with no buying support or any signs of a rebound. Suddenly, a large bullish candle broke through the entire consolidation zone, with a powerful upward momentum. Trading volume shot up from cold to boiling, instantly attracting a large wave of attention in the crypto circle.

But if you look more carefully at the chart, you’ll notice the problem. This kind of sudden surge with no prior buildup is entirely the main force deliberately "drawing K-lines." The movement during the low period was clearly just bottoming out and accumulating, and trading activity skyrocketed in a completely illogical way. Such abrupt surges have long been a common tactic in the crypto world—main players use large funds to push the price up forcefully, with one goal: to make retail investors see the price soaring and think the trend has reversed, causing them to follow in droves and buy in.

After retail investors flood in, the main force quickly dumps their holdings, pushing the price down and transferring all the pressure onto the latecomers. Those who try to catch the bottom end up becoming "leeks" standing at high positions. The crazier this wave of rise looks, the greater the damage behind it. Those still daring to jump in now are essentially sending "heads" to the main force.

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MetaNeighbor

· 1h ago

It's the same old story, the main players draw lines to play with retail investors. I see through it. --- I don't believe this move from RVV. It consolidates at low levels for so long and then suddenly surges? That's a trick, brothers. --- Can you stop following the trend? Buying at high levels is just waiting to die. --- It's always like this. They attract people in and then start dumping. It's really exhausting. --- My friend got trapped again, this is exactly the situation he's talking about. --- The surge is fake; the real move is the main players offloading. Retail investors are still dreaming. --- This market looks suspicious, is anyone really bottom-fishing? --- The main players are ruthless. They build a position at the bottom and then turn around and flip. --- Let me tell you, such rapid increases are the most dangerous. The crazier it gets, the more careful you need to be.

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FlashLoanLord

· 11h ago

Is this another set? The low-level grinding suddenly surges, it's really incredible, this tactic by the main players is so common now. Retail investors are still excitedly buying the dip, not realizing they've already entered a trap, and they'll regret it when the market suddenly dumps. The RVV move looks fierce, but it's actually setting a trap for those behind. Those with insight should have woken up by now. This is the daily routine in the crypto world—just changing the coin name and continuing the cycle. It's pitiful for those who think they've caught the bottom. I'm telling you, if you really want to make money, you need to see through these tricks. Don't get scared by the surge and start chasing the rally blindly.

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DecentralizedElder

· 11h ago

It's the same old trick again, accumulating at low levels for a long time, then suddenly a big bullish candle appears—typical of the main players manipulating the K-line to trap retail investors. I have a bad feeling about this RVV wave; a sudden surge without any buildup is the most dangerous. People who are trying to catch the bottom are now standing guard at high levels. I'm just waiting to see who will take over next. The more RVV rises rapidly, the more cautious I become. The main players' tactics have been played out long ago. A real reversal wouldn't be so abrupt. It's better to wait and see, everyone. Watching passionate people follow the trend and buy in, I genuinely feel a bit worried for them.

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AirdropHunter007

· 11h ago

It's the same old trick again, I'm already tired of it. Sending in the heads is definitely a move. I won't touch RVV this time, I'll wait for the dump to talk. Damn it, it's always like this, retail investors are just unlucky. Watching the crazy surge, I just know something big is about to happen.

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GateUser-00be86fc

· 11h ago

It's the same old trick again, really nothing new... retail investors are still rushing to be the first.

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MemeTokenGenius

· 11h ago

It's the old trick again. RVV's recent surge is too fake, definitely the main force is harvesting the little guys. Retail investors really need to be more cautious. One bullish candle gets them excited, but they'll be crying later. Looking at the RVV chart, it reminds me of those coins that got cut earlier. The rhythm is exactly the same. I've seen through the main force's layout long ago — they're just waiting for you to buy in and then turn around to dump. Anyone who dares to chase this wave of rise, I wish you an early transformation into "the chives among chives," no joke.

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SigmaValidator

· 11h ago

Again with this set? Judging a build-up from a low position with a grinding pattern is really ridiculous. --- Oh my, getting so excited over a single bullish candle, really thinking you're a stock god. --- Wait, if that's the case, then there's no real reversal in the crypto world? Then let's all stop playing. --- I also find RVV's recent surge unnatural, but to be so absolute about it is a bit much, huh. --- Main players dumping to sell off, retail investors becoming the chives, I've heard this line for three years, but some people are still making money. --- Just one K-line can see through the main force's intentions? Your analysis skills could make you a star. --- Low positions dead and dull, then suddenly a strong rally—this is indeed a common tactic, but it could also be a real breakout. --- Now there are so many people bearish on RVV that it actually makes me want to buy the dip—a pure contrarian indicator. --- Honestly, this kind of analysis has no chart or data support, just relying on intuition, anyone can make it up. --- Sending heads to the main force? Ha, then why don't you just say all rises are tricks, so you don't have to think so hard.

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