$PI 1-day, 1-week, 1-month data are all net inflows, yet why has the price been declining? It doesn't make sense. Can any expert explain?

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GateUser-68812f87
· 07-09 13:59
At this price, how many “pioneers” can sell the coins that they first “shadow”—this is typical market-maker behavior: first slash the coins held by the pioneers who shadowed first, then force the later pioneers who shadowed to lock their positions.
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OldPan'sSecretRecipe
· 07-09 09:48
Shao Diao, moving your p— from your wallet to the exchange is counted as capital inflow as well. And those initial 2 billion-plus that Shao Diao accumulated were repeatedly used to top up exchanges and place orders for sale over the past year-plus—needs time to be digested, and even now it still hasn’t been fully digested. With this double buff, if the price doesn’t drop, it’s hard to imagine.

Also a reminder: Shao Diao still has nearly 32 billion worth of p— that haven’t been sold yet. 0.001 will happen sooner or later!
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ΠProspector
· 07-09 09:47
The price has nothing to do with the market; it's a pure scam platform.
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GateUser-9a838df9
· 07-09 09:25
With so many buyers, the price instead falls. All of it is 🐶, and the firm arbitrarily manipulates the market price—there’s no credibility at all. They should just close up and go bankrupt.
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CryptocurrencyTradingI
· 07-09 08:39
No matter how much money there is, it can’t hold up against it. It’s just like—no matter how many people are buying, the original “blank checks” left by the shorts have to be cashed. Any rise depends on capital. What’s being played here is a zero-sum game. Lao Si has cashed out so much money—so it’s destined not to go up.
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