@medulla
Market makers of an exchange’s native token can use dark pools to exit positions discreetly post-SEC lawsuit. Dark pools, private trading platforms, hide large orders, reducing market impact. After a lawsuit, market makers might unload tokens to cut risk without crashing prices on public exchanges. They can negotiate block trades in dark pools, selling quietly to institutional buyers. This controls price drops and delays public reporting, buying time to unwind. The goal: limit losses and stabilize the token’s market. However, eventual trade reporting and regulatory scrutiny could expose the strategy. While common in finance, exact use in crypto depends on the token and lawsuit context. (139 words)
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