In general, the token is quite resistant to possible attacks.
I can hardly imagine what could happen that would cause the token rate to collapse sharply against the dollar.
The only vulnerability is most likely the presence of only one working pool and only on one DEX. If Dedust crashes, this will be a critical problem.
Another problem is probably the potential purchase of most of the tokens from the pool (~12-13 billion tokens) on DEX by some investor. However, this would require spending about $10,000, which now seems unrealistic. In addition, a mass sale of tokens received during the first airdrop will immediately begin and the price will recover to a different, but significantly higher level than now. It is difficult to imagine such a crazy investor who would decide to make such a purchase. So this is also not a problem.  
As forBuying up a large package of tokens on the token itselfover-the-counter market has now, there can be no problems with its distribution among holders, in principlemy opinion, it has been fairly decentralizedbecome practically impossible, since it would also require too much investment of money from a potential investor if he claims a controlling stake in the first airdroptokens. I mean such a number of tokens that would really allow one person to manipulate the price of the token. So this is also not a problem.
As for the token itself, there can be no problems with its distribution among holders, in principle, it has been fairly decentralized since the first airdrop. And this in turn does not allow a group of whales to agree on any price manipulation. And such a group itself cannot be formed due to the too low level of acquaintance and contacts of these whales.

In general, the token is quite resistant to possible attacks.
I can hardly imagine what could happen that would cause the token rate to collapse sharply against the dollar.
The only vulnerability is most likely the presence of only one working pool and only on one DEX. If Dedust crashes, this will be a critical problem.
Another problem is probably the potential purchase of most of the tokens from the pool (~12-13 billion tokens) on DEX by some investor. However, this would require spending about $10,000, which now seems unrealistic. In addition, a mass sale of tokens received during the first airdrop will immediately begin and the price will recover to a different, but significantly higher level than now. It is difficult to imagine such a crazy investor who would decide to make such a purchase. So this is also not a problem. 
As for the token itself, there can be no problems with its distribution among holders, in principle, it has been fairly decentralized since the first airdrop.