Kaito's staking unlock mechanism has a seven-day lock-up period, but recently it was observed that 1.1 million KAITO tokens have been released into circulation. The underlying logic is quite interesting—such large unlock events are rarely coincidental and may instead suggest that certain participants had prior knowledge of the relevant information.
The project team has also openly acknowledged that there was prior communication between the founders and the X ecosystem team. But what’s more worth paying attention to are the actual on-chain actions. According to on-chain monitoring data, an address starting with 0x049A associated with the Kaito team transferred funds to a major exchange seven days ago. In other words, there is some correlation between the operation rhythm of large holders and the project’s policy movements.
The timing of transfers by these whale addresses often reflects market participants’ anticipation of the project’s developments. It’s worth continuing to observe the subsequent trading behavior of this address.
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NFTregretter
· 7h ago
1.1 million coins directly dumped into the exchange, this pace is way too intense... Who would believe in discussing this in advance?
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BearMarketGardener
· 7h ago
1.1 million KAITO released early, isn't that a coincidence? It seems like someone knew the trend in advance.
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CompoundPersonality
· 8h ago
It's the same old story again, insider information is sold off in advance, retail investors are left holding the bag...
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UnluckyLemur
· 8h ago
It's the same old trick again, leaking information in advance so that big players can run first, and retail investors are left holding the bag...
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SellLowExpert
· 8h ago
On the eve of unlocking 1.1 million tokens, the wallet was transferred to the exchange. This is no coincidence, bro.
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SatoshiChallenger
· 8h ago
It's that same "advance communication" approach again, which sounds ridiculous. Data shows that this operational model was everywhere during the 2017 ICO bubble. And the result? 90% of the projects went to zero.
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ForkMaster
· 8h ago
It's the same old trick again—advance communication, big players transferring funds early... Basically, it's just information gap arbitrage. The milk powder money for my three kids is earned through exploiting these vulnerabilities in audits; project teams are just naive investors.
Kaito's staking unlock mechanism has a seven-day lock-up period, but recently it was observed that 1.1 million KAITO tokens have been released into circulation. The underlying logic is quite interesting—such large unlock events are rarely coincidental and may instead suggest that certain participants had prior knowledge of the relevant information.
The project team has also openly acknowledged that there was prior communication between the founders and the X ecosystem team. But what’s more worth paying attention to are the actual on-chain actions. According to on-chain monitoring data, an address starting with 0x049A associated with the Kaito team transferred funds to a major exchange seven days ago. In other words, there is some correlation between the operation rhythm of large holders and the project’s policy movements.
The timing of transfers by these whale addresses often reflects market participants’ anticipation of the project’s developments. It’s worth continuing to observe the subsequent trading behavior of this address.