For example, if I'm airdropped some random token with zero liquidity but the current value of that token displays a value of $1M, theoretically the government could come knocking at my door claiming that I owe taxes on $1M. Then someone dumps it and the value drops immediately to zero, because there was no liquidity to begin with. None of these laws make sense on any metric when we look at the outlying cases.

This will definitely be a huge issue. One of the reasons why people consider those influencer scams happening because most of them can't sell out due to low liquidity but when the dumb people follow, they keep the price up or at least stable.

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