A suspected controller of $ARIA unloaded 45.64 million tokens early this morning, swapping them for 5.42 million USDT and triggering a brutal 91% plunge from $1.01 to $0.09, slashing the circulating market cap from $315 million to $38.5 million in a classic rug-pull move that echoes recent Bitcoin volatility and crypto market crash patterns.

These tokens trace back three weeks, pulled from Gate via eight wallets during ARIA's initial surge, setting up what looks like a premeditated pump-and-dump amid broader crypto rug pull risks in the space.

On the 4-hour chart, ARIA sits at $0.14 in a clear bearish structure, with price trapped below the EMA50 at $0.61 acting as stiff overhead resistance and the EMA200 at $0.42 looming as the next potential breakdown level if selling pressure mounts. MACD shows a death cross at -0.11, confirming downside momentum, while RSI at 31.19 hovers neutral but leans toward oversold exhaustion—price dances inside Bollinger Bands, testing the lower support at $0.1 after failing the upper at $1.35, suggesting a volatile consolidation before any rebound attempt, much like the ARIA price prediction traps we've seen in hyped altcoins amid this year's crypto market crash waves.