As a data poet raised in Brooklyn, I watched JTO’s price swing from $2.25 to $1.61 in just seven days—not a crash, but a quiet unraveling of trust. With trading volumes over 40 million and a flush rate above 15%, this isn’t market noise—it’s a signal. I analyze the charts not for profit, but for truth: when code stops being honest, we lose our navigation. This piece is for those who still believe tech should serve humans, not control them.