FLOW has recently experienced a significant decline, and the reasons behind it are worth pondering. There is a market saying — large investors are starting to exit.
From a safety perspective, the movement of whale wallets has always been a barometer. Once these large funds begin to reduce their positions, retail and small investors often realize too late. The recent drop in FLOW may be directly related to on-chain whales cashing out.
Of course, this is just market speculation, and what exactly triggered this decline still needs to be observed. However, if you are monitoring FLOW's trend, it is recommended to pay attention to large transfers on on-chain addresses — they often can predict the direction of price changes in advance. The market always tests your reaction speed and information acquisition ability.
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ProposalManiac
· 12h ago
The idea that whales are cashing out has been heard too many times, and new stories are always being made up. The problem is, do we currently have a real on-chain governance mechanism to ensure information symmetry? No. Retail investors will always be the last to take the fall, isn't that a sign of the failure of the incentive mechanism?
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MEVSandwich
· 12h ago
The whales have run away, and we're still here picking up the pieces.
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AlwaysAnon
· 12h ago
Whales are running away, retail investors are still dreaming
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It's the same old story of big players cutting the leeks, a familiar routine
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FLOW has dropped quite sharply this time, gotta keep an eye on on-chain addresses
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Monitoring large fund movements is indeed necessary, or you'll always be the last to know
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Basically, it's an information gap; whoever reacts quickly makes money
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Whale cash-out? I saw it coming long ago, just waiting for retail investors to take the bait
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On-chain data doesn't lie, worth studying carefully
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It always feels like the reason for the decline is whales exiting, which is quite helpless
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Need to learn how to interpret on-chain signals, or you'll be too passive
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Why did FLOW drop like this? Seems like no one is willing to take the risk
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Ser_This_Is_A_Casino
· 12h ago
I saw this wave of whale cashing out coming a long time ago; retail investors are just pawns.
FLOW has recently experienced a significant decline, and the reasons behind it are worth pondering. There is a market saying — large investors are starting to exit.
From a safety perspective, the movement of whale wallets has always been a barometer. Once these large funds begin to reduce their positions, retail and small investors often realize too late. The recent drop in FLOW may be directly related to on-chain whales cashing out.
Of course, this is just market speculation, and what exactly triggered this decline still needs to be observed. However, if you are monitoring FLOW's trend, it is recommended to pay attention to large transfers on on-chain addresses — they often can predict the direction of price changes in advance. The market always tests your reaction speed and information acquisition ability.