Truth and Falsehood

According to sources, the reason for the sharp decline of ZKJ and KOGE on June 14 was not due to the KOGE project team selling off. Instead, it was because a senior member of the KOGE project team posted a thought-provoking tweet (see image two) "hinting that he might sell coins." As a result, major liquidity providers withdrew their pools to avoid risks. Due to the strong correlation between ZKJ and KOGE, both coins fell together, and their decline percentages were even identical. Then on June 15, both coins faced a major crash, with declines reaching as high as 85%! A real-life case of the thief crying 'stop thief!'.