$TRUMP ‌ The dinner menu has always consisted of just one dish: stir-fried chives.

Peel back the data, and the truth is shocking: there are over 100 whales with profits exceeding 20 million RMB.
They hold just a few, dozens of chips, and have perfectly harvested retail investors at hundreds of different price points.
Why can they play like this?
Because the actual circulating supply is only 23.2%. The remaining 76.8% is all locked up.
What does this mean? Extreme market control.
A few people hold chips almost at zero cost, push the price up to hundreds of dollars, then—wait.
Wait for what? Wait for the dinner, wait for good news, wait for the president to post.
Every time a news story breaks, it’s a liquidity window. When the window opens, whales sell off; when it closes, the price drifts downward.
The dinner is held every year, and the chives are harvested every season.
The same group of people sit at the table, the same group pays the bill.
After three rounds of drinks, the whales leave, leaving a mess behind for those still waiting for the “next opportunity.”