It's striking how little transparency we've seen around the 10/10 incident nearly three months on. No comprehensive post-mortem, no clear timeline of what went wrong—just radio silence while the market processes the fallout. And the numbers are brutal: institutional players hemorrhaged billions, retail got absolutely decimated, and now legal action is piling up against involved parties. That void of accountability probably explains why we're seeing this choppy price action still. When markets don't get clarity on major blowups, confidence stays shaken. Traders are still pricing in the uncertainty and potential domino effects nobody wants to see again.