On June 11, Sahara AI released a detailed update regarding the recent abnormal fluctuations in the SAHARA token. The official statement confirmed that neither the team nor investors have sold or transferred their tokens; designated market makers Amber Group and Herring Global operated normally during the event; all smart contracts are secure, and the token management rights are still controlled by the Sahara Foundation. Analysis indicates that the price drop was primarily triggered by a cascade of liquidations in the contract market.
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Sahara AI: SAHARA Price Fluctuation Confirmed to be Due to Contract Liquidation Cascade, Not Team or Market Maker Sell-off
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