Is large capital shifting? Or quietly building positions?
From on-chain data, the situation is quite interesting: An address has deposited about $200 million into exchanges successively, and recently started withdrawing funds, with approximately $38 million already withdrawn.
But what really matters is the ultimate destination of this money— Approximately $33 million was directly used to buy 13.25 million LIT.
This proportion is not small: - Accounts for 1.33% of the total LIT supply - Accounts for 5.32% of the circulating supply
Currently, this wallet still holds $5.5 million.
It doesn’t look like a simple deposit and withdrawal operation; it’s more like converting cash into real chips—shifting from liquidity to control. When an address locks more than 5% of the circulating supply in a short period, the market discussion shifts from short-term price fluctuations to the question: who is gaining pricing power?
So there may be two underlying logics: One is pre-positioning, waiting for a certain narrative to launch Two is the opening of a new story
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AirdropHunter9000
· 10h ago
Hmm... 5% circulating supply? This guy is about to cause some trouble.
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DEXRobinHood
· 10h ago
5% of the circulating supply? Is this guy planning to be LIT's father?
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Same old trick, deposit and withdrawal to buy chips, always saying the story is coming.
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5.5 million hasn't moved yet, definitely interesting, let's wait and see the follow-up.
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The term "pricing power" sounds nice, but it's actually just the market makers building positions.
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Isn't anyone wondering why LIT is being pumped so aggressively with money?
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Whether it's a trap or an opening, I can't keep up with this pace.
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30.3 million directly invested in LIT, they must have a lot of confidence in LIT.
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PanicSeller
· 11h ago
Whoa, 5% circulating supply? This guy has locked it directly, not just a simple dump.
Is large capital shifting? Or quietly building positions?
From on-chain data, the situation is quite interesting:
An address has deposited about $200 million into exchanges successively, and recently started withdrawing funds, with approximately $38 million already withdrawn.
But what really matters is the ultimate destination of this money—
Approximately $33 million was directly used to buy 13.25 million LIT.
This proportion is not small:
- Accounts for 1.33% of the total LIT supply
- Accounts for 5.32% of the circulating supply
Currently, this wallet still holds $5.5 million.
It doesn’t look like a simple deposit and withdrawal operation; it’s more like converting cash into real chips—shifting from liquidity to control. When an address locks more than 5% of the circulating supply in a short period, the market discussion shifts from short-term price fluctuations to the question: who is gaining pricing power?
So there may be two underlying logics:
One is pre-positioning, waiting for a certain narrative to launch
Two is the opening of a new story
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