Looking at the macro indicators, it's pretty clear what happened here.
A major exchange was offloading throughout 2025—steady distribution, classic institutional move. Now word is they're planning to TWAP it all back during Q1 2026.
Timing's interesting. Makes you wonder what shifted in their risk models.
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TestnetFreeloader
· 17h ago
Ha, it's really the institutions' trick: dump the price first, then accumulate. Still playing the same old game.
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bridgeOops
· 17h ago
Wait, are they really going to buy back everything in Q1? That move is pretty aggressive... Feels like the risk model has changed more than just a little bit.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 17h ago
Honestly, this move is really brilliant. They spent all of last year slowly dumping, and now they’re starting to accumulate again in Q1. Are they just playing us?
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Ser_APY_2000
· 17h ago
Hmm... this technique feels a bit familiar. I saw it last year too; it's just in a different wrapper.
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GateUser-7b078580
· 17h ago
The data shows that this pattern is all too familiar. If we wait a bit longer, it'll turn into a reverse TWAP. That said, when have institutional risk models ever been reasonable?
Looking at the macro indicators, it's pretty clear what happened here.
A major exchange was offloading throughout 2025—steady distribution, classic institutional move. Now word is they're planning to TWAP it all back during Q1 2026.
Timing's interesting. Makes you wonder what shifted in their risk models.