The value of Solana blockchain-based Chingari (GARI) crashed this week, dropping round 87% on Monday. At the time of writing (1.13 pm, India time) at this time, GARI was buying and selling at $0.1326, down 19.37% since yesterday, in keeping with information on CoinMarketCap.
GARI was buying and selling at $0.75 at round 11 am on Monday. By 11.25 pm, the token’s value plunged to $0.1069, fueling rumours of wrongdoings inside the group.
However, GARI builders issued an in depth assertion claiming the value fall was probably triggered by a single promote order of over $2 million by a big token holder. The assertion denied reviews of exploits or hacks.
The assertion claimed that the GARI token value was majorly affected by the KuCoin crypto change. It mentioned that the $2 million promote order at round 16:10 UTC on Monday pushed the value of the token to $0.14 because the market maker didn’t present sufficient liquidity to deal with it.
“After an evaluation, we conclude that there has been NO hack or exploit to $GARI token contract. The price action is purely a market event…From what we know, the $GARI token was affected majorly on Kucoin. The reason identified is the $2 million market sell order at 16:10 UTC on 4th July 2022, pushed the token price to $0.14 suddenly as the market maker didn’t provide enough liquidity to handle it,” the builders mentioned in a collection of tweets.
“This sudden drop caused cascading liquidations on Kucoin which they started dumping in the open market and drove the price down to $0.03 causing a black swan event. From there we have bounced back and stabilized,” they added.
The builders additional mentioned that the sudden drop in $GARI token value “resulted in a domino effect triggering other investors or speculators to follow the suit… We confirm that there was no insider trading.”
Chingari’s GARI token is among the largest crypto social utility tokens. The energetic pockets customers of GARI have grown to over 730,000 in 5 months since its launch.
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Source: www.financialexpress.com”