These zombie market cap coins, once the real bear market hits and there's no liquidity to feed on, will find all sorts of ways to cash out. They know better than anyone that USDT ($U) is real money, and coins are just paper. Only the $U you can cash out into real money is actual profit in hand. So, they take money from retail investors, from smart money, and when that gets harder, they go after the hedgers' money and the arbitrageurs' money. What happens when there's barely any money left to take? No problem, they'll go after the exchange's liquidation funds or their own project's user deposits. And if there's absolutely nothing left to take, and the coins are completely dead with no buyers? Then they'll resort to the most shameless methods—dumping directly on the secondary market, selling even without liquidity, until they've liquidated most of their holdings. What about the investors? Who knows? Someone's gotta clean up the mess, right?