TRADOOR 24-hour volatility hits 1155.5%, then plunges 88.6%: Team's concentrated holdings and suspected manipulative sell-off lead to crash

Volatility Overview

In the past 24 hours, TRADOOR's price soared from a high of $10.03 (CMC data) before plummeting to a low of $0.8447. The current price is $0.9878, down 88.64%, showcasing extreme volatility. 24-hour trading volume reached $326.66 million (CMC), with DEX (PancakeSwap BSC pool) volume at $97.8 million. Sell orders slightly exceeded buy orders (133K vs 113K). The market cap is approximately $14.17 million, with liquidity at $1 million.

Brief Analysis of Abnormal Movement

- Flash Crash after Pump: At 2 AM, the price plummeted 90% within 30 minutes, sharply dropping from around $10. This is suspected to involve heavy manipulation and wash trading; the team’s main wallet controls 70.12% of the supply and once distributed 17.93 million tokens to related addresses.

- Selling Pressure: Community monitoring indicates panic selling, forced liquidations, or internal dumps dominating the market. High volume coincided with a single candle crash exceeding 85%, followed by a minor rebound of 39.53%. There was no official announcement directly driving the pump; the team only responded that the platform and roadmap are intact.

Market Views and Outlook

The mainstream sentiment in the community has turned to FUD, with heated discussions on X mentioning terms like "scam," "rug pull," and "team hack dump." The crash from $10 to $0.8 is being labeled as a "criminal pump-and-dump" cycle. It is advised to avoid this "falling knife" or wait for confirmation of support at $1.2. Analysts warn of high risk due to concentrated holdings and indicate that the price may further test the $1–$2 range. They suggest not to short further unless a rebound signal appears.