Old games are starting again. On August 17, according to on-chain monitoring, a whale reportedly unstaked 20,000 HYPE about 3 hours ago—$HYPE (about $11.5 million)—and transferred it to the Kraken exchange, most likely preparing to sell off. From the data, it also appears that last week the same wallet unstaked and transferred an additional 24,950 HYPE to Kraken. Since December 2025: bought 1.37 million HYPE with a total cost of $47.79 million; sold 1.25 million HYPE with total proceeds of $45.47 million. Total spot trading volume: $93.25 million. Profit/Loss: loss of $4.06 million.
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Absurd Bunny
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Same 100U: incinerate it on trash Meme shitcoins, or埋伏“wait in ambush” for an original IP underground-comic deflationary token with a total supply of 1,000,000?
Today, if you’ve got $100 (100U) in your hand and want to get into crypto, there’s usually only one path in front of you: go to various decentralized exchanges (DEXs) or the trash Telegram groups, and follow a bunch of gamblers to chase those pure-air Meme “shitcoin” dogs whose total supply is often in the hundreds of millions, tens of billions, even trillions.
But as a rational person who’s been through the ups and downs of the coin world, you know even better what the next script will be: 99% of these shitcoins are already destined to end the moment you hand over your 100U. The project team holds centralized privileges that can shatter the whole market whenever they want. The liquidity pool is so shallow it’s like a small puddle, and in the secondary market it’s all automatic trap-bot “clawing” robots (MEV Bot) and sniper scripts feverishly draining you. Your 100U rushing in is very likely just fuel for the anonymous team to buy a yacht—turning into a bunch of meaningless code on the spot, and getting physically “incinerated.” In this absurd coin world where overvalued air coins and low-circulation mutual-rigging coins have been played to death, does it really mean that a token built on solid real-world ecosystems and original IP is destined to be driven out by bad money? No. I don’t buy that. I don’t believe this is how it has to be.
But as a rational person who’s been through the ups and downs of the coin world, you know even better what the next script will be: 99% of these shitcoins are already destined to end the moment you hand over your 100U. The project team holds centralized privileges that can shatter the whole market whenever they want. The liquidity pool is so shallow it’s like a small puddle, and in the secondary market it’s all automatic trap-bot “clawing” robots (MEV Bot) and sniper scripts feverishly draining you. Your 100U rushing in is very likely just fuel for the anonymous team to buy a yacht—turning into a bunch of meaningless code on the spot, and getting physically “incinerated.” In this absurd coin world where overvalued air coins and low-circulation mutual-rigging coins have been played to death, does it really mean that a token built on solid real-world ecosystems and original IP is destined to be driven out by bad money? No. I don’t buy that. I don’t believe this is how it has to be.
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