This operation by SAHARA reminds me of the flash crash cases I have seen over the years.

A coin suddenly plummets 50% or even more? Don't rush to buy the dip. This is the most dangerous time. You think it's cheap, but the manipulators know you're thinking this—so what will they do? They will continue to sell off. They will wipe out all the long positions from those trying to buy the dip, repeatedly pushing down at the bottom, and after collecting enough liquidity, they will make another downward move.

SAHARA now has a market value that is not low, and it raised 50 million USD in the early stage. But look at this trend, it’s not impossible for it to drop another 50%. Many people might think, "It has dropped so much, it should rebound now, right?"—on the contrary, this is a trap. A 50% drop attracts retail investors to go long, and then continues to harvest.

My opinion is very simple: there is still room for decline. A flash crash of this level will not stabilize and rebound so quickly. Friends playing with this coin, good luck to you. Don't easily catch the falling knife; the patience of the manipulators is much better than you think.