$DEXE crashes to 1/10 in one week… Is further decline inevitable? This morning, it has been trading between $4 and $9. From its all-time high of $49, it has dropped over 80–90% in just 24 hours, and approximately 90% in one week. Trading volume has surged explosively, but nearly all of it stems from selling pressure. The cause is a classic pump-and-dump scenario: a chain reaction of leveraged liquidations, thin order book depth, and suspicions of massive insider/team sell-offs (on-chain data shows transfers from team wallets to centralized exchanges). While there’s no clear evidence of hacking or malicious activity, trust has been completely shattered—community sentiment is flooded with accusations of “rug pull” and “team dump.” The likelihood of permanent failure is high because: - The price surge was purely speculative, with no fundamental support to back it. - Once labeled as fraudulent, recovery is extremely difficult (numerous past examples of similar altcoins confirm this). - Buyers have not returned, making a sustainable bottom unlikely. Although $DEXE has legitimate credentials as a DAO-governed project, its entire reputation is now at risk of being destroyed by this price action. While a short-term rebound is possible, long-term stagnation remains highly probable. Lesson learned: rapidly pumped altcoins often end this way. Always prioritize risk management. #DEXE #Crypto #Crash #Caution
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