$NES This token was still highly looked forward to before. When I woke up this morning and checked, wow, it dropped so much. They say it was a hacker attack. Others say the liquidity was pulled. I looked into it myself and found that between 21:00 and 23:00 last night, the team was pulling liquidity. A specific screenshot is attached: they withdrew from the 1.45 million USD pool down to the bottom. On-chain, from 21:00 to 23:00 the price was still around 0.2 to 0.19. When the liquidity was removed, the price could still be maintained—that’s possible too. After the pool was emptied, starting after 22:58 they minted and sold again. They say it was a hacker attack. Could it be that the team discovered the hacker attack before yesterday at 22:33 and pulled the liquidity in advance? They would then attack after minting those tokens and after the pool was fully removed. If so, the hacker basically didn’t make much profit because the team pulled liquidity so fast. Was it really a hacker attack? If it was, when did they warn—did they give notice before the liquidity was pulled? The official announcement was posted at 23:49. It’s clearly suspicious because it looks like there was a delay in posting the information that the attack was confirmed. #ALPHA #黑客攻击