2026-01-05 06:29:05

The recent 40% surge in CVX has some hidden tricks behind it. According to on-chain data analysis, this rally was not a natural market reaction but was "dominated" by a few bot wallets. Specifically, two particular bot addresses continuously bought to push up the price, forming a rally that looks good but is actually very fragile. Interestingly, the big players have long seen through this trick. Among the top 100 holding addresses, two key addresses have already taken this rise as an excellent "top-take" opportunity — one sold 25% of their CVX, and the other completely cleared 34% of their positions. Such phenomena are not uncommon in the DeFi market; bots create false market enthusiasm, whales and smart money take the opportunity to sell, and retail investors buy in. It is worth noting that when big players start to reduce their holdings, it often signals a market top.

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FUD_Vaccinated

· 17h ago

Here it comes again? Robots manipulating the market, whales fleeing the top, and we're retail investors still in a daze. --- Damn, major holders are directly fleeing 34%, isn't this a clear sign of a top? --- Always the same routine, false prosperity is the most disgusting. --- Wait, can two robots really move such a large market? Where are you seeing on-chain data? --- Laughing to death, we're about to get cut again. --- I knew this surge looked weird, turns out it was all an illusion. --- Whales start dumping, and it's time to run. This pattern hasn't missed. --- DeFi is like this—looks lively but it's all just tricks.

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ChainComedian

· 01-05 06:59

It's the same trick again, robots pump the price to lure retail investors to buy, while big players have already exited. This wave of CVX is definitely a false prosperity.

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Rekt_Recovery

· 01-05 06:58

ngl this is exactly the kind of move that got me liquidated three times back in '22... watching whales dump 25-34% while bots pump the price? that's the soundless alarm clock nobody wants to wake up to. copium hits different when you're the bag holder lmao

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DAOdreamer

· 01-05 06:56

It's the same trick again—robots pump the price, whales dump, retail investors suffer heavy losses. CVX has been completely messed up this time.

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RatioHunter

· 01-05 06:50

Here we go again with this? As soon as the whales reduce their holdings, I know the market is about to crash.

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DevChive

· 01-05 06:43

Coming with the same routine again? Robots manipulating the market, big players fleeing, retail investors losing money—these scripts are all worn out.

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