2025-12-22 12:21:08

I just saw the data feedback from Onchain Lens - in the last half hour, new addresses have purchased 7,886 SOL (equivalent to millions of dollars), sweeping in 3.22 million FARTCOIN at an average price of $0.31.

Such a large-scale centralized buying is definitely not the play of retail investors. Behind it, 8 or 9 times out of 10, it is large institutions or major funds quietly accumulating positions. I have always said that on-chain anomalies are the most direct window to observe trends, and this time the activity of FARTCOIN has opened the door.

In the cryptocurrency world, it’s all about following the right people. Every move made by the major players is not random; either they have insider information or they have a particularly optimistic view of the market direction. Instead of guessing aimlessly, it’s better to focus on the movement of large funds—how to follow them and for how long. Those who are well-informed already have it all figured out.

SOL-3,09%

FARTCOIN-7,83%

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TradFiRefugee

· 2025-12-24 17:44

Million-dollar level of buying, this kind of move indeed doesn't seem like a retail investor, but it also doesn't necessarily mean institutional, maybe it's just a big holder throwing a tantrum and buying. Following the trend depends on timing and location; the key is not to follow when you have no money. The name FARTCOIN doesn't sound very stable. By the way, who can really grasp the rhythm of the main players? On-chain data is indeed solid, but claiming it's a position-building move within half an hour seems a bit too optimistic. With such large amounts pouring in and then quickly selling out, there are plenty of cases like that. It doesn't necessarily mean you'll make money, brother.

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MeltdownSurvivalist

· 2025-12-23 08:12

Buying frenzy at the million dollar level, this wave indeed has some substance, but I still need to see how it goes in the future. The signal for big funds entering the market is quite clear, just afraid of being trapped at the peak. Following the trend is fine, but don't stake your entire fortune on it, that's a lesson learned the hard way. On-chain data doesn't lie, the question is how can retail investors grasp this node? The name FARTCOIN is quite magical, will big funds really be interested in this?

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MemeEchoer

· 2025-12-22 12:51

Buying up millions of dollars is certainly not the work of a retail investor; this market maker is holding back for a big move. Making money alongside the market maker is definitely better than blindly operating on your own; on-chain data doesn't lie. FARTCOIN really has something this time; it's clear that someone is quietly laying the groundwork. That's why it's important to pay attention to the movements of large funds; if retail investors want to make money, they need to follow the right rhythm. With 3.22 million coins bought up in one go, this scale... those who are knowledgeable have already entered a position.

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rugdoc.eth

· 2025-12-22 12:51

A million-dollar level bought up in one go, this rhythm is indeed different. The market maker builds a position like this, secretly smashing large orders. Selling 7,886 SOL in half an hour, who can withstand that? Make money with the market maker, sip soup with retail investors, it's that simple. This wave of FARTCOIN is really being manipulated by someone. On-chain data never lies, do you all see it clearly? Millions of chips have entered in an instant, something is going to happen next.

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potentially_notable

· 2025-12-22 12:50

Buying in millions, this rhythm is quite interesting, must keep a close eye on it. Market maker actions are usually not this obvious, unless they are not afraid of being discovered at all. Is FARTCOIN about to da moon? Or is it just the prelude to another round of being played for suckers? Following the big funds is definitely the right move, but I'm afraid that once I jump in, I'll find out I'm a dumb buyer. Let's wait and see the subsequent actions. Such operations with tens of thousands of SOL are not common.

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ChainMemeDealer

· 2025-12-22 12:32

Investing millions of dollars, it must be a strong conviction, I need to keep an eye on it too. The movements of market makers are truly hard to hide, on-chain data is like a mirror. Purchasing 3.22 million pieces, this is indeed not something a retail investor can do. Those who are in the know have already bought the dip, while I, as a retail investor, am still hesitating. This wave of FARTCOIN is interesting, I need to follow up on what happens next. With such large funds dumping so vigorously, is the bottom signal for real? Mixing with market makers is definitely better than guessing on my own, but the question is how to keep up? Over 7,000 SOL, this is really all in. A new address suddenly making purchases is indeed a bit suspicious, need to see how it plays out next.

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SoliditySurvivor

· 2025-12-22 12:26

A million-level buying spree, this rhythm clearly feels off, has big money really started to move? When market makers take action, it's a signal; us retail investors can still follow and eat some soup. How high can FARTCOIN be pumped? It depends on whether there are people willing to catch a falling knife afterwards. Rather than guessing, it's better to look at the changes in holdings; on-chain data doesn't lie. This kind of play feels risky as well; one needs to see clearly before entering a position.

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