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The first thing to note is that Safemoon is not currently listed on any major cryptocurrency exchanges such as Binance or Coinbase. Due to this, the amount of liquidity is relatively low, meaning that technical analysis isn’t as accurate as digital coins with high liquidity. The low liquidity of Safemoon means that large buy orders tend to boost price significantly – which, in turn, leads more people to buy into the ‘hype’.

Ahead of the SafeMoon wallet release, its eponymous native token’s price was on a steady upward crawl. Beginning the week at $0.00000184, it made its way up to $0.00000365 by August 28. However, this proved a brief moment in the sun for SAFEMOON as two hours after the wallet’s intended release, the price crashed back down to $0.00000292. From this figure, the token’s value has continued to tumble. At time of press, SAFEMOON was down 22.2%, with a value at that time of $0.00000281.
But the hacks didn’t stop. In 2016, the DAO–a blockchain organization that was based on Ethereum–lost what was worth $50 million at the time, due to a technical error someone seized upon. This, once again, sent shockwaves through the community–but also had the unfortunate impact of normalizing these types of hacks for some people.