2026-01-12 05:20:20

#密码资产动态追踪 Just came across an interesting on-chain data point to share with everyone.

A few top holdings on WhiteWhale (accounting for a total of 12% of the chips), yesterday during the same time window, each wallet received exactly the same $11.44 worth of $SOL. This operation is immediately recognizable: it's "uniform fueling," with a clear command behind it.

What does this mean? To put it simply, someone is "arming" this 12% of the large chips, reserving liquidity for subsequent on-chain actions. At this current point in time, the most realistic interpretation is: laying the groundwork for collective selling or large transfers. With a total market cap of 176 million, if 12% of the chips move, it's definitely not a small matter.

The key point here: every move by big funds has a purpose. Low-cost, highly synchronized small recharges are never meaningless actions. They usually indicate that they've detected signals we haven't caught — it could be a risk warning or a sign that the gains are sufficient and it's time to take profits.

Looking at the recent market sentiment, overall weakness prevails. These "big player preparatory signals" often reflect the internal chip flow of the project in advance. When trading depth becomes tight, the chain reaction of such actions becomes very obvious.

My stance is to observe cautiously. For projects showing this kind of "uniform on-chain anomaly," it's best to avoid them for now. True traders don't just chase hot spots; more importantly, they read the "clues" left by big funds. They fuel up early, and their subsequent moves are worth close attention.

Don't just focus on candlestick charts; these on-chain details hide the market's true story. $ETH

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DoomCanister

· 01-12 05:50

Wow, I need to take a screenshot and save this detail. It's impossible that 12% of the chips collecting coins at the same time is a coincidence.

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bridge_anxiety

· 01-12 05:49

Wow, this level of coordination is too high, it doesn't seem that simple.

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NftRegretMachine

· 01-12 05:35

Wow, this level of detail is amazing. The 12% chip synchronization is indeed problematic. To put it simply, the big players are loading their magazines, and the upcoming sell-off should be approached with caution. I've seen this kind of uniform operation a few times, and it never ends well. Avoiding it is the right move, but I really want to know when they will make their move.

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SchrodingerPrivateKey

· 01-12 05:34

Wow, manipulating these 12% of the chips simultaneously is quite something. The big players are playing chess.

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LightningAllInHero

· 01-12 05:34

12% of the chips neatly consolidated at $11.44, this move is really starting to be hard to hold up.

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GasBankrupter

· 01-12 05:26

Damn, this move is so neat and tidy. Clearly, someone is coordinating. Is the rhythm to reduce holdings?

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fren.eth

· 01-12 05:25

This move is intense, adding 12% chips at the same time... Something's bound to happen. Yeah, there's definitely something going on. Big players' moves this time are really not simple, gotta warm up before running, right? Wait, is the number 11.44 really exactly the same? That's just ridiculous. Oh my, such neat consistency makes it feel like someone is directing behind the scenes... I better stay out of the way first. So should I run now or hold? Your analysis seems to be advising me to run away.

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