The TON ecosystem really doesn't have anyone decent. When the $TON native coin was at its highest price of 6u to 7u last year, the foundation crazily sold their coins at a 60% to 70% discount, unlocking them over three years, and then it just kept falling. $CATI also started from scratch; after listing, they continuously sought KOLs to spread news to pump the price and attract people to get on board, only to be knocked out by the project team. The "wool-pulling" party that created false traffic for Catizen and Telegram indeed made quite a bit. This time, the largest lending protocol in the TON ecosystem, $EVAA, issued tokens. The official announcement provided the exchange rate for the XP points accumulated by depositors, but they have consistently avoided discussing when these can be exchanged, and it has never been opened. In reality, at the TGE, aside from the alpha airdrop, there were no coins in circulation. According to the project's announcement, the project team currently controls over 95% of the supply... With such a high level of control + bn alpha + bn perp, it's hard to imagine what they are planning to do when, within less than a week of the TGE, the price dropped by more than half in just one hour.