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“Trump's Summit Excludes ADA and SOL! Founders Furious: Is the Dark Manipulation Starting?”
Recently, the cryptocurrency market has been a bit turbulent, and the two projects, ADA and Solana, seem to be in big trouble. The following four signals may indicate that they are in danger, and we need to take a good look.
1. Cryptocurrency Summit Deliberately Excludes ADA and SOL Trump held a cryptocurrency summit, but the founders of ADA and SOL didn't even receive an invitation. This operation is clearly intentional, and it feels like they want to kick these two projects out. Some speculate that this may be the start of some kind of “dark manipulation.”
2. Founders Blow Up The founder of ADA, Charles Hoskinson, was extremely angry and directly blasted during a live stream: “No notice for the meeting? What kind of shady business is this?” Solana's founder, Anatoly Yakovenko, was even harsher, directly stating: “If the government really wants to regulate cryptocurrencies, they might as well just shut down the entire industry!”
3. Market Starts Crazy Sell-off ADA's market value evaporated by $1.7 billion in one day, enough money to bankrupt a medium-sized company! Even scarier, a major holder transferred 280 million ADA to the exchange, seemingly preparing to dump. The situation for SOL is also bleak, with short sellers suddenly increasing, and the leverage rate skyrocketing to an all-time high.
4. Dark Trades Exposed There are reports that XRP's issuer Ripple secretly supported SOL, but in fact, it was to boost XRP's price. This kind of operation reminds people of the tactics used before the LUNA crash in 2021: first excluding technical projects, then manipulating the market to harvest retail investors.
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