$KAVA just crashed 50% from $0.068 to an all-time low near $0.0336 after an attacker manipulated an illiquid BUSD pool on Kava Lend to borrow 55.2M KAVA. Roughly 48.4M of those tokens were bridged to $BNB Chain and market-dumped on DEXs in 35 minutes, triggering a +3,000% volume spike and cascading liquidations. While the Kava team confirmed the core Layer-1 blockchain remains secure with no infinite mint, major exchanges have temporarily paused deposits and withdrawals. Technically, $0.0320–$0.0336 serves as the critical liquidity floor, and bulls need a 4H close above $0.0400 to confirm a relief bounce toward $0.0450 resistance. With 8H funding rates deeply negative at -0.45%, are you buying this blood for a short squeeze or staying sidelined $BTC #CryptoSelloffTriggersMultipleWhaleLiquidations #USSpotXRPETFsSeeLargestWeeklyOutflowIn8Months #BinanceSquareTalks