Regarding $RAVE's recent performance, many people interpret its listing on a major mainstream exchange as a sign of distribution, but from a technical perspective, the situation may not be so.

On the 4-hour chart, after a spike, the red candlesticks have indeed diminished, but this is usually a normal shakeout process. More notably, both the 15-minute and daily charts are in a consolidation phase, and the upward space on the daily chart still looks quite sufficient. From a capital flow perspective, the rise in large account short positions and the decrease in holding volume precisely reflect a common tactic of the main players—collecting chips through induced short squeezes to clear out floating positions, paving the way for subsequent market movements.

If you are optimistic about the potential for a breakout, you might consider gradually building long positions around the 0.4 area, while setting a stop-loss below 0.35 to handle extreme cases. Technically, the first target can be around 0.48; if a smooth breakthrough occurs, 0.51 becomes the next observation point. Of course, any trading decision should be based on your own risk tolerance—blind following is never a wise move.