ZKJ and KOGE tokens have experienced a sudden price crash, attributed to strategic sell-offs and liquidity issues. The sell-off began with KOGE, followed by ZKJ, due to ZKJ's contract allowing synchronized on-chain and exchange shorting. ZKJ's better liquidity required more funds to impact its price. The crash, which started at 8:30 PM, was exacerbated by the narrow liquidity pool ranges of both tokens. As large sell orders overwhelmed the market, insufficient funds to absorb these sales led to a flash crash. Liquidity providers (LPs) panicked, further driving the price down, while those unable to exit were left holding depreciated tokens. The timing of the crash remains unclear, though declining Alpha trading volumes and significant LP withdrawals may have contributed. With few long-term holders, the tokens' stability was vulnerable to sudden market shifts.