Still blowing, about to be delisted, fraud air

sats, as a meme coin of the btc concept, is known as the people's btc. As far as I know, there has been a massive influx of funds into sats within the entire crypto sphere, yet its market cap is still less than five hundred million. From the hints about purchasing sats, I believe this is also a common operational tactic of exchanges. The price of sats is so low, likely a result of exchanges overselling. If retail investors hand over their chips, exchanges can raise the price; if they do not, they will be put in the observation zone. Taking Zen as an example, the same tactic applies. If chips are still not handed over, the asset will be slowly delisted. If there were to be a withdrawal movement for sats, exchanges would immediately control withdrawals; this can be referenced with the withdrawal restrictions on TON by OKEx. The future development of the crypto sphere must involve more reliable decentralized exchanges that can eliminate junk coins.