MON just got wrecked with an 18.6% drop after Arthur Hayes dropped a bombshell warning about potential 99% downside risk. The situation looks sketchy when you dig into the numbers—only 10% of total supply is actually circulating right now, while half the tokens are locked up tight until 2029.
The price action broke through the $0.024 support level, and all eyes are now on $0.020 as the next critical threshold. If that gives way, we could see some serious cascading liquidations. Short-term sentiment? Absolutely brutal. Traders are getting nervous watching Monad's chart bleed out, especially with that massive supply overhang looming in the background.
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alpha_leaker
· 12-02 03:53
99% fall? Isn't this directly dropping to zero? Is there still hope for MON?
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HappyMinerUncle
· 12-02 03:52
As soon as Arthur Hayes opened his mouth, I knew I had to reduce position. 99% downside potential? Isn't this just nonsense?
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BearMarketMonk
· 12-02 03:50
99% fall risk? I just want to ask, is there anyone brave enough to buy the dip now?
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MEVSandwichMaker
· 12-02 03:41
99% fall risk? This coin is probably going to meet the devil...
MON just got wrecked with an 18.6% drop after Arthur Hayes dropped a bombshell warning about potential 99% downside risk. The situation looks sketchy when you dig into the numbers—only 10% of total supply is actually circulating right now, while half the tokens are locked up tight until 2029.
The price action broke through the $0.024 support level, and all eyes are now on $0.020 as the next critical threshold. If that gives way, we could see some serious cascading liquidations. Short-term sentiment? Absolutely brutal. Traders are getting nervous watching Monad's chart bleed out, especially with that massive supply overhang looming in the background.