2026-01-18 00:30:58

XPL's recent decline has been quite sharp. Dropping from $0.21 to $0.14, retail investors have basically all exited.

But here's the interesting part—what are the smart money doing? With a TVL of 3.4 billion and support from exchange-level funds, the bottom-side funding is actually quietly gathering. The actions of whales and institutions are already very obvious, with large buy orders continuously appearing at the bottom.

This is a typical bottoming signal after a sell-off. Retail investors cut losses, institutions accumulate. History always repeats itself.

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MetamaskMechanic

· 01-19 21:15

Retail investors run away while institutions accumulate, how many times has this trick been played, it's truly unbeatable

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DeFiGrayling

· 01-19 05:44

Retail investors are fleeing while institutions are accumulating, old trick. Let's see if there's a reversal later.

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CrashHotline

· 01-18 00:58

It's the same old story... Retail investors get squeezed, institutions accumulate, how many times have I said this? And the result?

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WalletInspector

· 01-18 00:56

Here we go again, the old trick of retail investors getting shaken out while institutions accumulate. I don't know if $0.14 is the bottom, but I just can't wait any longer.

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CompoundPersonality

· 01-18 00:35

Retail investors cut losses while institutions profit; this script is really everywhere, and it's still easy to fall into the trap.

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