Here's what played out: Major holders were quietly stacking that $1 altcoin when its market cap hung around 7M. Nobody was paying attention yet. Then boom—it rocketed to 30M. That's a clean 4x jump right there.



Retail traders spotted the move around 27M, but here's the thing—lots of them bailed early instead of riding it further. Classic pattern.

Fast forward to now. The big players? They stopped dumping. More interesting—they're back to picking up coins again, though at a gentler pace than before. Not quite the aggressive accumulation phase we saw earlier, but definitely not selling pressure anymore.
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CodeAuditQueenvip
· 2h ago
Same old trick... Whales manipulating the market to trap retail investors. This thing is as annoying as re-entrancy attacks—leave an exit open, and once the retail investors rush in, just walk away.
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gas_fee_therapistvip
· 13h ago
Oh my, it's the same trick again. The big players finish eating, and the retail investors only wake up afterward.
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ForkMastervip
· 13h ago
Haha, isn't this the old trick? Big players start pushing the market after they get enough at 7M, while retail investors only notice the movement at 28M. As soon as they sell, they get trapped. I’ve seen this play out before in fork arbitrage. The key is that now the big players have changed their tone; not rushing to dump the market—what does that mean...
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