The recent activity in the flow tables (activity only from the last hour) reveals highly coordinated operations by entities with high holdings. These addresses acquire large amounts of PIPPIN and execute minimal sales at brief intervals. This behavior does not reflect a genuine distribution, but rather a strategy designed to control the speed of price advancement and maintain the structure at their own pace.
The observed pattern consists of constant purchases of tens of thousands of tokens, accompanied by symbolic sales that superficially balance the volume.
This method generates an apparent slowdown of the bullish momentum, which prevents the free market from activating an explosive advance. Thus, the main entities consolidate larger positions without pushing the price into areas that could attract opposing liquidity or intervention from external algorithms.
The key lies in the relationship with short positions. When an asset has active shorts, each liquidation zone acts as a forced buy. If the price advances strongly and reaches multiple liquidation levels, those purchases are executed automatically and create an acceleration effect. In that scenario, sell order blocks lose resistance and buy blocks exceed the available supply.
To avoid a premature activation of this mechanism, entities operating with large capital adjust the market's pace through small selling cycles. This way, they reduce the speed of movement and prepare for a controlled advance that can attract additional liquidity without generating spikes. The reading of the set indicates a tactical preparation for a greater bullish movement, supported by continuous accumulation, impulse control, and temporary neutralization of pressures associated with forced liquidations.
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