Market observers believe that the addresses behind these transactions may belong to the same major investor who previously caused similar fluctuations in the ZEREBRO token price. This increases the likelihood of price manipulation of the involved assets, which warrants a cautious approach from investors. On the other hand, the future of some perpetual contracts, particularly TST and ZEREBRO, remains uncertain. It is expected that network validators will vote within approximately 24 hours on whether to remove these assets from the platform's listing. If a decision to delist is made, calculations for the relevant contracts will be based on data from the TWAP (Time-Weighted Average Price over 1 hour) spot oracle. In such a scenario, large position holders will be able to close their trades without facing liquidity issues and high slippage costs when exiting the market. This is considered a crucial part of the strategy underlying the current price movements.