This coin's performance in the past few days has been quite intriguing. The market cap is just sitting there, seemingly inactive, but in reality, the funds have already been completely drained. Many people are betting that the unlock will cause a crash, naturally leading to a buildup of short positions. But the problem is, the big players have already collected all the fees during the sideways consolidation phase—that's a sign of ample chips.

The likely next script is as follows: first, a violent surge to trap the shorts and make them hesitant to move. When the bulls take over, more players join in, then the market continues to oscillate with decreasing volume, seemingly gathering strength but actually draining blood. When the moment is right, a waterfall decline will follow. Longs and shorts get trapped repeatedly—this cycle is quite common for the big players. The key is that retail investors who chase high at each stage often end up as the final bagholders.