An An used a low-market-cap copycat to launch contracts in an attempt to boost the market's trading volume. After a day or two, the price will eventually go back to where it was. It is not a premeditated pull like the first rare.

Retail investors followed suit and took over the copycat with a 70% increase. Once the contract was launched, they just did the contract. The leverage was several dozen times, and for such a large fluctuation, it was 75 times. Basically, the position would be gone if the price rose or fell by 0.5%. After retail investors entered the market, the trading volume would be even lower.