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The Unified Margin account involved was forcibly liquidated by Bybit at ~0.71–0.82 USDT per DOT, despite the fact that contemporaneous public prices on regulated exchanges (e.g., Coinbase / Kraken) remained near ~2.6 USDT. The position size exceeded 17,000 DOT and was operated using minimum leverage.
Given that approximately 50% of the entire DOT supply is staked and illiquid, a crash to sub-1.00 levels was objectively inconsistent with normal market mechanics. The execution prices observed appear attributable to an internal price-feed or liquidity failure specific to Bybit, rather than to any genuine market movement.
A formal support case was opened immediately. However, as of 17+ days later, no technical explanation or remediation has been provided by Bybit. This independent portal has therefore been launched to document the evidence publicly and preserve it for regulatory and legal review.