A developer dumped 50k tokens into a market with only 300k liquidity and apparently didn't anticipate the price impact—pretty wild chart movement. This whole situation highlights a real problem: the barrier to entry for launching projects on certain platforms is basically non-existent. Anyone can become a dev and potentially tank liquidity, leaving early holders exposed. The community's increasingly fed up with these scenarios, and honestly, there's a legitimate case for stricter vetting of project creators. Without better gatekeeping, retail investors keep getting caught in the crossfire when devs either exit aggressively or simply don't understand tokenomics fundamentals.