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What cycle is this bro?
An AI agent just fat-fingered 5.2% of the entire $LOBSTAR supply to a random guy in the replies.
Like 52.4M $LOBSTAR… for asking for 4 SOL.
And this is the part people keep missing:
The “value” you see on-chain / on a tracker is not the value you can actually exit at.
Because the moment he tried to sell, liquidity told the truth.
52,439,283 $LOBSTAR → 488 SOL
On paper, the swap looked like ~$111k.
What actually hit his wallet was closer to ~$40k.
That’s basically 60–70% evaporating into slippage + thin pools.
This is the whole lesson in one screenshot:
Market cap is a story.
Exit price is depth.
If 5% of supply ends up in one hand and the pool is shallow, then:
Selling = the chart breaks.
Not because “he dumped.”
Because there simply aren’t enough real bids to absorb size.
Everyone wants to talk about “AI agent economies” like the rules changed.
They didn’t.
✅ Paper valuation ≠ realized value
✅ No liquidity = profits are imaginary
✅ Concentrated supply = systemic risk
✅ Viral hype + thin pools = faster collapse
So yeah… crypto gave the same old lesson again:
The exit door is never as wide as it looks.
