#币安HODLer空投MMT This round of big dump has left many people confused. The bull run atmosphere is still there, so why did the coin price just crash?

To put it bluntly, it was one thing that scared the entire market.

Not long ago, the U.S. Department of Justice investigated the Prince Group in Cambodia, whose actual controller, Chen Zhi (, originally from Fujian ), had 127,000 BTC confiscated, amounting to over 15 billion USD. It is said that this batch of coins is tainted with dirty money from electric fraud and pig-butchering schemes.

But what really makes people panic is not this—it's how they got the coins in the first place? The private keys theoretically can't be broken, yet they just said they took them and took them. Whether it's through technical means, equipment leaks, or an insider's betrayal, one fact remains:

The "absolute security" of $BTC is no longer absolute.

At this time, large holders take advantage of the situation to dump, while retail investors are driven by fear to cut losses and leave, turning a trust crisis into the perfect excuse for a washout.

However, those who have experienced several cycles know that every time this kind of panic fall occurs, it is often a window period for large funds to accumulate at low levels.