2026-01-03 05:21:47

Recently analyzed some data, the concentration of top-tier chips a while ago was over 6%, and now it has climbed to over 8%. I deduced from the loss amount that the main force has absorbed approximately 73 million chips. Looking at the shareholding ratio from another perspective, the numbers roughly match, around the scale of 350 million.

The key question is—how long can the main force sustain pressure? After all, the sunk cost is there; even if they lose, they will keep pouring in. Once the market starts to move, this 73 million chips will be nowhere near enough. I estimate they need to accumulate around 150 million before truly pushing the price up. The normal absorption cycle usually takes over a year, but this time they clearly went all out, compressing the pace to 8 months.

To be honest, I focus on the fundamentals and financial data. Whether the main force is present or when they move is secondary. This waiting period is actually an opportunity for me—there's plenty of time to accumulate and simultaneously position related assets. What needs to be eaten must be eaten.

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TokenUnlocker

· 01-05 23:56

The main force's move is indeed fierce, compressing 8 months into a absorption rhythm... Wait, is 150 million really enough to pump the market? How much money would that take? Can the sunk cost really hold up until that day?

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CoffeeNFTrader

· 01-04 05:22

The main force has spent so much to accumulate, so you must be very optimistic about this stock.

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WhaleWatcher

· 01-03 18:25

Why is the main force so eager to dump? Compressing it to 8 months clearly indicates that there is indeed something behind it.

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GasFeeSobber

· 01-03 05:50

Bro, the data looks great, but I still have to ask—can this 150 million chips really wait out? I believe in the sunk cost of the main players, but the market doesn’t play by the rules. Why are you so confident that the rhythm won’t get messed up? Waiting a year and eight months to eat based on fundamentals, have you ever experienced the market turning around and taking off? Honestly, it still depends on the financial reports. The concentration of chips is too虚虚虚. Is it true? Compress the cycle to 8 months, which means the main players are starting to get anxious. As long as the fundamentals are solid, don’t worry about when the main players will move. There will be a day eventually. Hey, is this data model you’re using self-developed? The accuracy is so high. Sunk costs are the most deadly. If they have to be pulled back, I understand that logic. Being able to compress the absorption cycle to 8 months shows this stock really has a story. The key is whether your fundamental logic holds up. Patience is a blessing. This saying is beautiful, but whether your account can withstand the drawdown is the real test.

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AirdropFreedom

· 01-03 05:47

Girl, this pace is a bit intense. Compressing and absorbing over eight months definitely has its nuances. Take your time to accumulate, don’t rush to sell. The signal that the concentration of chips is climbing is good; fundamentals are the key. Wait, 150 million isn’t enough to pull? The main force’s move is really bold. The mid-term deployment window just opened, and I’m also adding positions in related assets. As for sunk costs, honestly, it’s the main force jumping into the trap themselves. We should take the opportunity to eat some meat. If the resistance level can’t hold, it might be time to shake out the stocks, right?

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DegenTherapist

· 01-03 05:44

The main force is throwing so much? It seems like they're really going all out.

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CryptoPunster

· 01-03 05:37

Haha, the main force has been suppressing the price for 8 months and still hasn't had enough. It seems this time they are really determined to fill their chips. Wait, isn't your logic reversed— the more they lose, the more aggressively they dump, so wouldn't they have to keep losing all the time? Accumulating opportunities? I always feel like it's the trapped people who are self-deceiving. It takes 150 million chips to push the price up, so how much longer does it need to be suppressed? Can my cost survive until then? Fundamental data, honestly, sometimes can't compare to a trending Weibo hot search. By the way, does everyone who is trapped play by this logic? Synchronizing layout of related targets? Are you serious or just using leverage as an excuse? An 8-month compression cycle, it feels like the main force is starting to get anxious. Is this a good sign? "Eat it all," brother, that sounds like a farewell statement. The main force's sunk costs are right there, what about retail investors' costs? Are they just decorations? I just want to know how likely it is that this waiting period will actually yield some results.

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