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$LOOKS $LOOKS Some people have been constantly calling LOOKS down, but every behavior in the market actually has a purpose.
If this coin still had futures contracts, the logic would hold—they could short it while spreading negative sentiment to suppress the price. But now that LOOKS no longer has futures contracts, simply calling for a price drop without corresponding shorting tools is worth questioning their motives.
Looking at the current on-chain data from another angle:
Continuous outflows from exchanges, major holders continuously transferring chips into cold wallets to accumulate.
Even

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$LOOKS exchange chips continue to flow out, early whales keep their positions locked long-term without moving, and recent buyers also continuously transfer coins into cold wallets.
This means the circulating chips available for immediate sale in the market are gradually decreasing.
The price hasn't risen yet, not necessarily because selling pressure is too heavy, but more likely because active buy orders haven't truly entered the market yet.

$LOOKS Exchange balances keep declining, early whales remain inactive, and recent buyers continue moving tokens into cold wallets. That means the amount of readily sellable supply in the market is gradually shrinking. If the price still hasn't moved yet, it may not be due to heavy selling pressure — it could simply mean that aggressive buyers haven't truly stepped in yet.

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$LOOKS Currently, LOOKS remains subdued, but the macro environment is changing rapidly.
24 U.S. states have united to challenge Trump’s global tariffs in court. The old tariffs have been ruled illegal, and the new tariffs are facing strong resistance, with the entire process moving much faster than the market anticipated.
Meanwhile, the new Fed Chair is actively pushing for rate cuts, and several Federal Reserve governors have publicly expressed support for easing monetary policy. When monetary policy begins to shift toward easing, market liquidity often returns to risk assets before most peop

$LOOKS LOOKS is not dead.
The contract is still running, and the burn mechanism is active.
Supply is shrinking, block by block.
What’s missing isn’t the mechanism — it’s liquidity.
When liquidity returns and NFT activity revives,
burn acceleration enhances deflation,
price, attention, and usage form a positive cycle.
Once the flywheel starts turning,
a thousand-fold expansion follows.