According to @bubblemaps, $NYC surged to roughly $600 million market cap before the team pulled $2.5 million USDC from liquidity pools, triggering a 70 percent price crash. Source: @bubblemaps on X, Jan 13, 2026. According to @bubblemaps, the team also extracted over $1 million by cycling USDC in and out of the $NYC liquidity pools, indicating suspicious LP activity that can severely impair execution and slippage for DEX traders. Source: @bubblemaps on X, Jan 13, 2026. According to @bubblemaps, traders should note that rapid market cap expansion followed by LP withdrawals and a steep drawdown signals acute liquidity and counterparty risk, with heightened volatility risk until LP depth is restored. Source: @bubblemaps on X, Jan 13, 2026. According to @bubblemaps, risk controls for $NYC should prioritize monitoring on-chain LP balances, token ownership privileges, and further USDC movements, and consider smaller position sizing and strict slippage limits on DEX orders. Source: @bubblemaps on X, Jan 13, 2026.