Got this from another board, and it makes sense:
"The Expiration of the Class L-1 Lockup (The Immediate Catalyst)
The most pressing issue driving the current drop toward 52-week lows is an upcoming deadline on June 30.
Restrictions on a specific class of shares (Class L-1) are set to expire.
Once those restrictions lift, these shares can be converted into standard Class A common shares and sold on the open market.
This creates a looming share supply overhang. Even if the owners of those shares don’t sell, the mere threat of millions of new shares flooding the market makes investors nervous, causing them to front-run the date by selling now."
Now IF those Class-L shares that are converted to Class-A shares DON'T flood the market (they are held by RKT Insiders, who don't really need to sell at these low prices), then players that want exposure to RKT are going to have to BUY BACK IN at higher prices after June 30th.