Recently, everyone watching the market has probably been stimulated by the surge in SATS. But the key drama of this wave of market movement has actually just begun. The ORDI that has been on the radar of inscription players has recently started to send signals with its performance. 🔥

Honestly, friends who still want to follow the trend and take contrarian positions with ORDI really need to stop and take a close look at what the capital is doing. Having been in the crypto circle for many years, I am quite sensitive to the rhythm of capital flows. Recently, on-chain data for ORDI has been very straightforward—large holders' net inflow has been continuously positive for several days. What does this indicate? Major players holding significant funds are actively accumulating on a large scale, and this is not short-term profit-taking; it’s genuine long-term positioning.

Looking at the flow of funds on exchanges makes it even clearer. Recent outflows are significantly greater than inflows, which means what? Chips are continuously flowing from retail traders’ exchanges to the private wallets of big players. This process of concentration among major holders is precisely a classic feature before a market breakout.

Conversely, many retail traders around us often fall into a strange cycle. A few days ago, they saw SATS soaring and were frustrated for not catching the move; now, seeing ORDI showing signs of activity, they don’t want to follow the main force’s rhythm, and some even want to short against it. Honestly, this chasing highs and selling lows pattern has been tested countless times in the inscription track.

The logic of the inscription track is actually very hardcore: leading funds set the direction, followers move like ants. The process of major players building positions is often silent, but once the chips are concentrated, the subsequent market movement will be very telling. On-chain data doesn’t lie.