Investor Frustration Over Lack of Genuine Market Activity and Chart Improvement

The person acknowledges that they've been posting more frequently recently and expresses genuine confusion. They note that it has been four days since an 'important information' announcement was made. Looking at the KuCoin chart, all recent candles are red, suggesting a continued downtrend. They question whether the announcement had any significant impact on investors or if there are actually no real investors involved. The individual mentions monitoring order books across exchanges nearly around the clock, observing that genuine buy-sell activity remains minimal, with daily volumes rarely exceeding $3,000–$5,000 except on KuCoin, where it's approximately $400,000. They point out that this increase is allegedly due to actions by market makers. Given that over 90% of trading is bot-driven with very few actual investors, they ask if a reversal is realistic without genuine buyer activity. They question who is responsible for reversing the chart, implying that the project's team or existing market makers might have the capacity to intervene. They suggest that a modest price increase (around 20-30%) could significantly improve the chart’s appearance, attract new investors, and restore trust, emphasizing the urgency of the situation.