Every few days, there’s a coin that flash crashes by 50%. This used to be a rare occurrence, but now it’s happening so frequently that it’s almost become the norm. Take Sahara, for example—a project with abundant liquidity that’s listed on Binance, Upbit, OKX, and all the major exchanges. Despite having a market cap close to $1 billion, it only took $2.59 million in trading volume to smash the price down by 50%. Projects in the crypto space are way too bloated. Let’s see how Sahara’s announcement explains this situation. Looking at this candlestick chart, it’s definitely not the work of hackers or anything like that. What kind of hacker is so skilled that they’d even create a fake breakout to lure people in before dumping?