ENA supply dynamics shifting—could this be the setup for a bounce?
Despite a brutal 30-day slide of -22.5%, ENA's managed to tick up +1.2% in the past day. Not much on the surface, but the undercurrents tell a different story.
What's happening:
• 1.59 billion ENA pulled off a major compliance-focused platform. That's a massive chunk of circulating supply no longer sitting on exchange books, cutting into immediate sell pressure.
• Over just five days, whales scooped up 774 million ENA. That kind of aggressive accumulation doesn't happen by accident.
Exchange inventories tightening while large holders pile in? Classic setup. Not saying it's guaranteed, but the pieces are lining up for something.
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BearMarketBard
· 12-13 03:34
1.5 billion whales are eating up the chips, and the exchange liquidity is drying up... This rhythm feels off, is it a sign of a rebound or just another round of harvesting the little guys?
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GasFeeDodger
· 12-12 00:19
Uh... 1.5 billion tokens dumped off-chain, whales疯狂ly sweeping for five days, this is definitely not a coincidence, feels like it's about to rise?
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SchrodingerWallet
· 12-11 05:51
Bro, these whale moves are pretty aggressive. Throwing out 1.5 billion just to hold back a big move.
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JustHodlIt
· 12-11 05:50
Whales are eating up the chips, and the liquidity leaving the market is locked... This rhythm doesn't feel right, it seems like something is about to happen next.
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blockBoy
· 12-11 05:41
Oh no, the big whale is buying again. This move looks serious.
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GasGuzzler
· 12-11 05:32
Damn, this wave of whales bottoming out feels a bit significant.
ENA supply dynamics shifting—could this be the setup for a bounce?
Despite a brutal 30-day slide of -22.5%, ENA's managed to tick up +1.2% in the past day. Not much on the surface, but the undercurrents tell a different story.
What's happening:
• 1.59 billion ENA pulled off a major compliance-focused platform. That's a massive chunk of circulating supply no longer sitting on exchange books, cutting into immediate sell pressure.
• Over just five days, whales scooped up 774 million ENA. That kind of aggressive accumulation doesn't happen by accident.
Exchange inventories tightening while large holders pile in? Classic setup. Not saying it's guaranteed, but the pieces are lining up for something.