From ten thousand people shouting for the leader, to a severe lack of liquidity, what has Mubarak experienced?

Going back to the timeline, on March 13th, the M coin was launched, and after multiple calls from Zhao Changpeng, many KOLs and large holders in Binance began to position themselves, leading to a historic peak, which happened to occur during the contract period.

On March 18th, a collective sell-off of chips began, as if receiving some kind of signal.

On March 23rd, Zhao Changpeng called again, and the remaining chips that had not escaped began to slowly diminish based on news.

On March 27th, Zhao Changpeng called once more, followed by a historic crash, with a daily volatility of up to 50%. The BSC leader declared the end of this round of selling.

Starting from March 28th, there were consecutive limit downs, with a drop of up to 80% from the historical high, thus the “leader” fell.

Currently, on-chain data shows that the top 70 holdings have been completely cleared, which also means that large holders are not optimistic, but instead are eager to throw their chips to contract retail investors.

Looking at the community from the chip perspective, the official account's views are also scarce, lacking the active community presence that it should have; every day relies on Ai-generated images, relying on one operation to maintain the community ecosystem.

The trading volume of the coin has also reached a state of extreme scarcity, basically bought in by retail investors in the community, while large holders take the opportunity to consume the last remaining chips.

Looking back at the entire dramatic 'scam construction', it has been less than a month. $MUBARAK