2026-01-02 10:00:13

#美联储FOMC会议 Large investors are acting frequently. Recently, well-known industry investors' wallets have made large-scale acquisitions, totaling $33 million worth of LIT tokens. Currently, their holdings have surpassed 5% of the circulating supply—this move has attracted considerable market attention.

In terms of holding size, this is already a significant concentration of chips. As an emerging project, $LIT attracting institutional-level holdings of this magnitude itself sends a certain signal. $BTC and $ETH, as market benchmark assets, have recent trends that are often correlated with the performance of such mid-sized projects.

However, this also serves as a reminder to retail investors: in the industry, the actions of large players often precede public awareness. Continuously monitoring on-chain data changes can be helpful in assessing market cycles.

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-04 09:54

With this 33 million dollars invested and 5% of the circulating supply... big players are really placing bets, and retail investors should just wait and watch. --- Can LIT keep up with BTC's pace this time? I'm a bit curious. --- It's the same story again; we only find out when big players enter. The information gap is really incredible. --- On-chain data really needs to be monitored; otherwise, you'll always be a step behind. --- A sudden institutional-level position appears; obviously, someone has seen something. --- Wait, 33 million USD into LIT, they must be very optimistic about this project. --- I just want to know how high this wave can go. Never mind, I should keep an eye on it. --- The concentration of big players' holdings is so high that it actually makes me a bit nervous. Are they planning to cut?

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GateUser-e87b21ee

· 01-02 10:30

$33 million invested in LIT? This move by the big players is quite interesting, I need to take a look. --- 5% of the circulating supply is locked, that shows strong confidence in $LIT. --- It's the same old trick of big players leading retail investors' perceptions; we still need to keep a close eye on on-chain data. --- $BTC $ETH is riding the trend, and the fate of mid-cap coins is being led by them. --- Is this move by institutions really due to information advantage, or are they just throwing money around? --- $33 million, an amount retail investors could never imagine in their dreams. --- Continuously monitoring on-chain changes is the right approach, but most people simply don't have the patience for it. --- Can $LIT take off this time? Let's see after the FOMC meeting. --- With such high concentration of holdings, a sell-off could be very aggressive. Be cautious. --- Frequent actions by big players are a good sign, indicating that the market still has heat.

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CryptoFortuneTeller

· 01-02 10:10

33 million invested in LIT? This pace is quite interesting --- Big players eat the meat, we drink the soup, but at least we can smell the aroma --- On-chain data is the real deal; keeping an eye on wallet movements is never a loss --- 5% circulating supply? The institution's move is indeed fierce; we need to keep up with the rhythm --- It's the Federal Reserve and big players again, feels like the market is about to surge --- I haven't paid much attention to the LIT project before, but now it's worth digging into --- To put it simply, retail investors need to learn to read on-chain data; don't be led around by the news --- Institutions' strategic positioning outpaces retail understanding; that really hits home

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BoredApeResistance

· 01-02 10:07

$33 million invested in LIT? What information did this big investor get? --- 5% of the circulating supply is locked, unbelievable, retail investors are still guessing --- It's the same old trick, big institutions buy in first and then drive the price up --- I haven't heard of LIT before, if they dare to invest money, it probably isn't a trash project --- On-chain data is the real truth, you still need to watch the market yourself --- Doing this in the context of the FOMC meeting, the timing is pretty sharp --- Wait, could this be the prelude to a new round of profit-taking... --- Holding 5% makes you a big whale, this is power --- Retail investors are always half a beat behind the whales, it's time to learn how to read on-chain data --- I don't quite believe it, why does this news come out so "coincidentally"?

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