【FNG71 is still in the Greed Zone, but on-chain activity already shows people are bailing】

Last week I saw SUI up nearly 40% over seven days, and the group chat started getting lively again—“SUI is going to fly,” “this one’s safe,” those kinds of voices are back.

But have you noticed one detail?

The FNG index climbed from the weekly average of 66 to 71—sentiment really is in the Greed Zone. Yet SUI itself has already begun to fall. -6.7% in the last 24 hours—not a collapse, but the direction has changed.

This isn’t a coincidence.

I went through the FOMO peak in 2017. Back then, market sentiment was even more euphoric than it is now, but on-chain data had already started leaking the truth—whales were distributing, exchange net inflows were quietly expanding, while the activity of new addresses was declining. What looks lively on the surface is actually people already running.

That’s where SUI is right now.

FNG71 means retail sentiment is still at a high point, but the price has started to weaken. History won’t repeat itself exactly, but the “playbook” tastes the same: a sentiment top doesn’t equal a price top, but a sentiment top is often the prelude to a price top.

On-chain data doesn’t lie. It tells you what real people are doing—not what they’re shouting.

What’s your mindset right now? Are you still chanting “this time is different,” or have you already started to feel alert?