Kaito's data scan revealed a very strange phenomenon—staking not only didn't decrease but actually increased by 1.2M, while the outflow of un-staking has basically stopped.
This is quite unusual during major events. There are only two possible reasons for increased staking: either a gambler's mentality or someone has inside information.
But considering the scale of the data, the 1.2M increase, minus the recent two days' outflow, is roughly equivalent to tokens worth about 600,000 U. Such a scale is too large for an ordinary gambler to manipulate.
It's also not difficult to verify the true intention behind this move. The key points are two timestamps: whether the price on the 22nd experienced a sharp drop, and the specific timestamp of this operation. Both pieces of information can indicate whether the participant truly had an edge.
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FlashLoanLarry
· 17h ago
6 million U investment? This guy must either have insider information or he's just crazy. I bet the latter has a higher probability haha
This data is indeed outrageous, even the liquidation has stopped? Feels like he's holding back a big move
If there's a crash on the 22nd, I'll directly watch this guy's wallet. There must be a story behind it
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FloorSweeper
· 17h ago
nah this screams insider move tbh... 1.2M staking surge while unstaking flatlines? that's not retail behavior lol. 600k worth of tokens getting locked up right before major volatility? someone definitely knows something we don't fr
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LowCapGemHunter
· 17h ago
Hmm... This move does seem to have some substance, but I'm more curious about what will actually happen on the 22nd.
Wait, is it really insider information or just pure luck? The volume of 600,000 U is hard to predict.
The signal of staking and reverse increase is too strange; we need to keep an eye on the subsequent trend.
Feels like someone knows something in advance...
The most feared thing in times like this is not being able to guess others' true intentions.
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CryptoFortuneTeller
· 17h ago
Hmm... a volume of 600,000 USDT, this is definitely not retail investors playing around. There's something to it.
Kaito's data scan revealed a very strange phenomenon—staking not only didn't decrease but actually increased by 1.2M, while the outflow of un-staking has basically stopped.
This is quite unusual during major events. There are only two possible reasons for increased staking: either a gambler's mentality or someone has inside information.
But considering the scale of the data, the 1.2M increase, minus the recent two days' outflow, is roughly equivalent to tokens worth about 600,000 U. Such a scale is too large for an ordinary gambler to manipulate.
It's also not difficult to verify the true intention behind this move. The key points are two timestamps: whether the price on the 22nd experienced a sharp drop, and the specific timestamp of this operation. Both pieces of information can indicate whether the participant truly had an edge.