Recently, a curious phenomenon has emerged in the market. The associated address of a certain project sold off 274 billion tokens within an hour, converting them into 340 ETH.

The pattern is very familiar—official channels are still hyping up the progress of ecosystem development, while the associated address behind the scenes is busy dumping. These 274 billion tokens were sold off cleanly and swiftly, turning into cash.

This kind of operation actually reflects a common issue in the market: there is often a huge time gap between the team's promotional promises and actual actions. While ecosystem promotion continues, large token holders are already expressing their true intentions through their actions. For holders, this information gap is indeed worth being cautious about.

It's not just this project; the entire market is full of similar stories. From ZEC, SOL to BERA and various other tokens, market participants need to learn how to find genuine signals amid the noise—sometimes, on-chain behavior speaks louder than any press release.