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$OM is the $LUNA of this cycle. $6B+ wiped out within 30 minutes. But why did it happen? It all started when a wallet believed to be connected to the MANTRA_Chain team, suddenly deposited 3.9 million $OM tokens on the exchange OKX. This got a lot of attention. And here’s why: The OM team reportedly controls about 90% of the token's total supply. That means just a few people have most of the power over the token’s price. That’s already a big red flag. Over the past year, there were already trust issues in the community. Some of the concerns included: *The team was allegedly using market makers to keep the price up artificially *They quietly changed the token’s economics *And they kept delaying a promised community airdrop People were already on edge. So when that large token deposit hit OKX, people started to worry that a big sell-off was coming. And they were right. Selling pressure began shortly after. But the situation got a lot worse because of something else: OTC (over-the-counter) deals. There were rumors that OM had made private deals with investors, offering tokens at huge discounts — some at 50% off or even more. So when the price dropped by 50%, all those OTC buyers were suddenly at a loss. And panic kicked in. Everyone wanted to exit before the price fell further. This led to a chain reaction: More people sold Stop-losses were triggered Leverage positions started getting liquidated The market basically collapsed All of this happened within one hour. And the price dropped 90%. This wasn’t just a price dip. It was a full-on meltdown. Over $5.5 billion in value vanished in no time. A lot of people got burned — including those who had no idea what was going on behind the scenes. So what’s the takeaway? Be careful with tokens where: *A small group holds most of the supply *The team isn't transparent *Promises keep getting delayed *The price seems too stable or too good to be true Always take the time to do your research before putting your money into anything. It might save you from situations like this.

$OM -90%: This wasn’t a dip. This was a setup. MANTRA’s token just got obliterated. Down 90% in hours. And if you think this was “just market volatility,” think again. This one smells like FTX. Like Terra. Like every rug with a fresh coat of “regulation” paint. Let’s rewind. Two days before the dump, a wallet linked to @LaserDigital_ (Nomura’s digital asset arm) sent $41M in $OM to OKX. That wallet had been sleeping for over a year. It got the tokens from GSR, a major crypto market maker. Right before the crash, it wakes up, dumps everything. Coincidence? Not in this market. Rug? Hack? Or exit stage left? Some say it’s an exploit. @zachxbt flagged suspicious wallet drains. Cosmos chains = weak tracking = perfect place to hide exits. Others see a slow bleed, orchestrated over months, finally climaxing in one big nuke. Heavy supply. Low liquidity. Classic setup. Sound familiar? • FTX: “Trust us, we’re backed by institutions.” Boom — billions gone overnight. • Terra/LUNA: Built a massive empire on shaky ground. Retail hyped. Founders cashed out. • Wonderland / $TIME: “DeFi 2.0” with secret convicted criminals managing treasuries. • $XVS, $IRON, $TITAN: All showed what happens when whales control the narrative and the liquidity. Each time? The signs were there. The insiders moved first. Retail held the bags. MANTRA was supposed to be different. A compliant RWA chain. Bridging TradFi and DeFi. Backed by institutions. Just launched a $108M fund to fuel adoption. But after this mess? Who still believes the “regulated = safe” story? Here’s the real lesson: Crypto doesn’t care about your narratives. It doesn’t care if you’re “early.” It only cares if you’re positioned right before the exit liquidity dries up. So next time a project shouts “compliance,” Ask: Who’s holding the tokens? Who’s moving them? And who disappears right before the chart goes vertical… then flatlines? $OM is not the first. It won’t be the last. Stay sharp. Stay cynical. Stay alive. Now your turn: Was this a rug, an inside job, or just crypto doing crypto things?

Allegations of Team Dumping Community reports claim the $OM team dumped their entire allocation, representing 90% of the supply. Telegram deleted. Trust evaporated. A full-on Terra Luna 2.0 scenario.

$OM The Rememance of Luna Crash

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