According to on-chain data tracking, the Kaito multi-signature contract token distribution activity has once again attracted attention.
Five days ago, this multi-signature address distributed a total of 24 million $KAITO to five wallets, with a market value of approximately $13.31 million at that time. One particular transfer is especially noteworthy — the address that received the tokens transferred all 5 million $KAITO (worth about $2.82 million) to a major exchange just 8 hours later.
The rapid movement from multi-signature distribution to exchange deposits reflects the liquidity situation during the project's early distribution phase. Such on-chain transfer data is often used by market participants to anticipate liquidity pressure and changes in exchange holdings. The timing of KAITO's transfer from issuance to exchange deposit also serves as a window into the intentions of project teams and institutional investors.
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BrokenYield
· 01-11 14:58
8 hours to dump $2.8M? classic early allocation play, seen this correlation matrix before—ends badly
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TokenVelocityTrauma
· 01-09 10:34
8-hour liquidation, this pace is a bit intense... Are you really in a hurry to sell or just operating like this?
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zkNoob
· 01-09 01:57
8 hours to get into the exchange? This pace feels off, a bit fishy.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 01-09 01:48
Only 8 hours to get into the exchange? This pace is truly outrageous.
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GateUser-2fce706c
· 01-09 01:36
Just 8 hours to push into the exchange, this move is quick enough, indicating that it was planned long ago. Opportunity knocks, brother. This is the first-mover advantage I mentioned three years ago—those who can read on-chain data have already jumped in. While others are still debating technical details, smart money is already positioning for the future.
According to on-chain data tracking, the Kaito multi-signature contract token distribution activity has once again attracted attention.
Five days ago, this multi-signature address distributed a total of 24 million $KAITO to five wallets, with a market value of approximately $13.31 million at that time. One particular transfer is especially noteworthy — the address that received the tokens transferred all 5 million $KAITO (worth about $2.82 million) to a major exchange just 8 hours later.
The rapid movement from multi-signature distribution to exchange deposits reflects the liquidity situation during the project's early distribution phase. Such on-chain transfer data is often used by market participants to anticipate liquidity pressure and changes in exchange holdings. The timing of KAITO's transfer from issuance to exchange deposit also serves as a window into the intentions of project teams and institutional investors.