$DOT $UNI $AR
Uncle Dan reminds everyone!
DOT real-time capital flow is downright chilling: over the past 5 days, net inflows from large orders are -2.39 million DOT. Yesterday alone saw another dump of -789,000, and in the last 24 hours the cumulative net outflow dropped to around -800,000 and just stays there sideways—there’s absolutely no sign of a buyer stepping in.
This is distribution!
The price is still hovering around 0.87, down more than 76% over the past year, with 98% of its value evaporated versus the all-time high. Compared with other chains or popular coins in the same period, the rebound has been much more obvious elsewhere—DOT just can’t keep up.
Fundamentals can’t support it either. The ecosystem’s TVL has been stuck at the tens of millions for a long time. Meanwhile, key parallel-chain projects have been moving out one after another. Actual usage is severely disconnected from the technical narrative. Gavin has also been pushing discussions around JAM-related resource tokens lately. The market interpretation is that they’re going to be distracted again by new things—meanwhile, old DOT holders continue to be suppressed by dilution expectations.
No technical upside either: capital keeps flowing out, trading volume can’t pick up, and any short-term rebound looks like a trap. If you can avoid it, try not to touch it—at least wait until the capital flows truly turn positive, and the ecosystem has real, tangible developments before reconsidering.
Do your own risk management.
Uncle Dan reminds everyone!
DOT real-time capital flow is downright chilling: over the past 5 days, net inflows from large orders are -2.39 million DOT. Yesterday alone saw another dump of -789,000, and in the last 24 hours the cumulative net outflow dropped to around -800,000 and just stays there sideways—there’s absolutely no sign of a buyer stepping in.
This is distribution!
The price is still hovering around 0.87, down more than 76% over the past year, with 98% of its value evaporated versus the all-time high. Compared with other chains or popular coins in the same period, the rebound has been much more obvious elsewhere—DOT just can’t keep up.
Fundamentals can’t support it either. The ecosystem’s TVL has been stuck at the tens of millions for a long time. Meanwhile, key parallel-chain projects have been moving out one after another. Actual usage is severely disconnected from the technical narrative. Gavin has also been pushing discussions around JAM-related resource tokens lately. The market interpretation is that they’re going to be distracted again by new things—meanwhile, old DOT holders continue to be suppressed by dilution expectations.
No technical upside either: capital keeps flowing out, trading volume can’t pick up, and any short-term rebound looks like a trap. If you can avoid it, try not to touch it—at least wait until the capital flows truly turn positive, and the ecosystem has real, tangible developments before reconsidering.
Do your own risk management.
