ARIA goes long directly.

Today, ARIA has played out the ultimate scenario of manipulators running away and retail investors being trampled.
The suspected dog whales' 8 wallets had already dumped all 45.64 million ARIA tokens they previously accumulated in the early morning, exchanging for 5.42 million U.S. dollars to exit the market.
The price instantly plummeted from 1.01 to 0.09, and the circulating market cap evaporated from $315 million to $38.5 million.
But interestingly, after the dump, large addresses started showing signs of accumulation, and trading volume increased several times, with clear signs of capital game-playing.
Additionally, the circulating supply only accounts for 18.3%, with over 800 million tokens still locked.
Team unlocks are also linked to market cap, so there’s no short-term selling pressure.
The whales have sold all their holdings, and retail panic selling has been completely drained—doesn’t this look like the most ideal bottom structure?
Don’t be scared by the big drop; once the panic is digested, the rebound that’s coming will arrive.
$ARIA