The statement given by the project party: The exchange ran out of coins, so they transferred tokens worth 7 million to the exchange. What was the result? The coin price was directly smashed from 0.5 to 0.2.
I specifically asked customer service. The response I received was even more perplexing - the exchange will not actively request tokens from project parties, nor will it participate in market liquidity management.
This logic sounds off no matter how you hear it. On one hand, they say there's a lack of coins, and on the other hand, they withdraw coins to dump the market, while the exchange claims it has nothing to do with liquidity? Who is telling the truth?
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$PLUME's recent actions are truly speechless.
The statement given by the project party: The exchange ran out of coins, so they transferred tokens worth 7 million to the exchange. What was the result? The coin price was directly smashed from 0.5 to 0.2.
I specifically asked customer service. The response I received was even more perplexing - the exchange will not actively request tokens from project parties, nor will it participate in market liquidity management.
This logic sounds off no matter how you hear it. On one hand, they say there's a lack of coins, and on the other hand, they withdraw coins to dump the market, while the exchange claims it has nothing to do with liquidity? Who is telling the truth?