Only 88.5%? Clearly underestimated. And it’s not even DWF, but I guess DWF wouldn’t bother denying it either—this kind of god-tier play You call it manipulation? tmd Trump ranting about Taco every day, isn’t that manipulation? Which major U.S. stock isn’t just a toy in his pocket? The existence of active market makers has long been an open secret, even tacitly accepted in the industry, right? As long as it’s not something like Web3Port that just hits ‘Sell All’ with one click, I actually think there’s some value in their existence. These god-tier plays all need leverage, and the more godly they are, the more massive funds are required to enter. In this liquidity-dry market that’s practically smoking, having liquidity and volatility is a good thing—at least there’s still something to play with. At least for now, it’s helping retain some active users in the crypto space (degenerate gamblers ). I wouldn’t dare to gamble big or go in without stop-losses though. After all, the information gap between whales and retail traders is just too huge. Occasionally placing small bets for fun, trying to guess the whale’s moves, sure—but people who don’t know risk management often end up taking massive losses on these kinds of coins. Of course, the crypto space can’t just be about this. Platforms like Binance and other CEXs have already started freezing withdrawals and taking countermeasures against accounts suspected of manipulation. Who knows when this path will be completely blocked. Play while you can, and cherish it