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EDGE "Needle" briefly dropped over 77% to $0.315, but has now rebounded to $0.751

2026.06.02 08:21:55

On June 2nd, edgeX platform’s native token EDGE experienced a "rug pull," plummeting over 77% to a low of $0.315 before rebounding to $0.751; its 24-hour decline currently stands at 41.13%. Coinglass data indicates EDGE liquidations totaled $5.2152 million over a 4-hour period, with $4.0962 million in long position liquidations and $1.119 million in short position liquidations.
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