2026-01-06 15:39:00

I just saw on the leaderboard that the major holder with 2.5% has completely cleared their position within just 3 hours. Interestingly, the buying pressure after the sell-off did not cool down; instead, there was a large amount of absorption. This phenomenon is quite worth pondering.

You should know that if this were a purely PVP project, such a situation would be impossible. When big players run away, it usually triggers panic and a stampede, but this time the situation is completely the opposite—people are still buying aggressively. Essentially, this reflects the market's recognition of the project's fundamentals. Regardless, there is confidence.

The changes over these three hours actually reveal some things: some are cashing out, but more are building positions. The balance of power between buyers and sellers remains quite clear. Continuing to observe, this should be a good signal.

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AirdropBuffet

· 15h ago

Large investors fleeing and someone else taking over, this is indeed interesting... indicating that the project is not as fragile as imagined. Only with more people stepping in to take over can there be confidence; a project that simply cuts leeks can't die in such a situation. Let's observe; this move seems more like a shakeout.

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MetaverseVagabond

· 22h ago

Large investors are fleeing while others are stepping in, indicating that this project does have some value and is not purely a scam.

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AltcoinMarathoner

· 01-07 03:12

just like mile 20 in a marathon, watching a 2.5% whale dump is just noise... the real runners keep stacking while weak hands panic sell. accumulation phase hitting different rn.

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PriceOracleFairy

· 01-06 16:08

ngl, that 2.5% dump getting immediately absorbed is lowkey sus in the best way... like the order book literally said "thanks for the liquidity" lmao. this smells like accumulation disguised as panic, not gonna lie

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 01-06 16:01

Large traders fully liquidated in 3 hours, and people are still taking over, which shows there is indeed something going on. --- But to be fair, is the strong buying side really confident, or is someone playing against the trend? --- Interesting, it seems the market really buys into this. --- Emmm, this kind of situation is indeed rare, let's keep watching. --- The buying pressure is so fierce, luckily I wasn't scared out. --- Is the power balance clear? I feel quite confused, but at least I didn't get wrecked. --- This rhythm is a bit interesting, let's talk about it tomorrow.

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LiquidatorFlash

· 01-06 15:55

2.5% drop and someone still willing to buy? How aggressive must the buying be behind this...

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GateUser-c802f0e8

· 01-06 15:51

Large investors dumping and then buying up, this is indeed quite interesting, indicating that there are still people optimistic about the fundamentals. Some projects are like this; what seems to be negative news is actually a shakeout. Let's keep observing. Something's off—liquidating 2.5% within 3 hours. How urgent must that operation have been... In such times, it's often a good opportunity to pick up bargains. Let's see how the subsequent trend develops.

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FlashLoanLarry

· 01-06 15:44

Hmm, this round is quite interesting. Large investors are selling but there are still people taking the bait. What does that say... Probably it's not just a pure money-grabbing scheme.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-06 15:44

Wow, I need to analyze this detail... Large investors fleeing and someone else taking over, this really doesn't seem right.

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