The sudden order cancellation anomaly at 4:21 caught many people off guard. The hacker didn't follow the usual pattern; after about 1 minute, they re-listed buy orders, then directly dumped the price to 0.15. Honestly, this operation method is a bit outrageous.

I think this player will eventually be targeted by the risk control department of a major exchange. Once the account is frozen and buy orders are canceled, the support for the broccoli project will collapse immediately—frankly, the reason it can hold at the 1.1 price level is mainly because the risk control team might not have reacted yet. Sometimes, the response from regulatory departments is like that; when the measures are not precise enough, problems tend to be amplified.

So I basically keep an eye on the order book, constantly monitoring market changes. Once such abnormal trading patterns are identified, subsequent handling will be quite swift. The current focus is on when the risk control team will intervene—once that moment arrives, the entire situation will reverse.