Man, I wrote this less than 2 days ago when we were pulling back around $18M.
Since then we’ve had one of the wildest 48-hour stretches I’ve ever seen.
But the mission hasn’t changed.
Grow the holders. Expand the reach. Bring in new people.
The price will follow.
We are doing it.
Billion. Dollar. CATE. 💛🐈
Gm gang.
Yesterday was crazy, but all it means is we need to work 10x harder.
Up until yesterday, our snowball was growing every hour. New people were buying, telling their friends, and bringing in even more people because they couldn’t believe what they were seeing.
Yesterday reminded everyone that this is crypto. Crazy things can happen.
We had swing traders buy the bottom and take quick profits, but I think we’re finding a new floor. Now it’s our job to rebuild trust and keep expanding the movement.
Let’s block out the noise and get back to what started this.
Today is important. I ask every holder to tell 5 friends, make a TikTok, post on Reddit, support each other’s content, and share your story. Two days ago everyone was having fun spreading the vision. Let’s get back to that.
This movement has never been about one person. It’s about thousands of us all pulling in the same direction.
CATE has 9 lives. We just lost our first.
I have a feeling we’re about to come back 100x stronger.
Billion. Dollar. CATE. 💛🐈
On the surface, the reason behind $CATE decline appears to be the suspension of the official account and FOMO going offline
However, looking at the on-chain data, this crash does not look like retail panic selling
Instead, it appears more like a coordinated sell-off from a group of wallets that had prepared their positions in advance and dumped at the same time
Because I believe a simple “account suspension” event cannot fully explain such an extreme instant crash that happened within just a few seconds
The more likely scenario is:
Bots mass-reported the official X account, causing it to be suspended;
At the same time, coordinated bundle selling was executed;
Trading platforms such as FOMO were attacked or disrupted, preventing holders from buying or selling in time and amplifying panic.
However, the fundamental narrative behind CATE has not changed significantly
If it can recover from this bundled-style crash, the market cap could potentially return to 100M+, but it may require other strong catalysts to appear