KAITO has recently been making quite a few moves. Some followers have noticed an interesting time discrepancy: the project's multi-signature address is about to unlock 1.1 million tokens, but the unlocking period for regular users' staked tokens is seven days. This means that the project's unlocked tokens will enter the market faster, while holders will have to wait longer — a clear pattern of first dumping the price and then allowing users to unlock.
What’s more thought-provoking is the team's operation. Two weeks ago, the KAITO-related multi-signature wallet transferred 5 million tokens to a major exchange, worth approximately $2.82 million at the time. The timing, the scale, combined with the upcoming concentrated unlock, inevitably raises questions about whether there was prior strategic planning.
The market has always been sensitive to such information — the uneven order of unlocks, large withdrawals to exchanges, the time gaps in unlocking windows — these factors together point to potential selling pressure risks. For token holders, it’s wise to stay alert.
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PumpBeforeRug
· 7h ago
Here we go again, the project team unlocks seven days earlier than retail investors. I’m too familiar with this trick.
Really incredible, 5 million tokens dumped on the exchange just to manipulate the market by pumping and dumping.
KAITO’s move this time is indeed a bit reckless, with the initial unlock rights being too uneven.
Wait, isn’t this just standard whale behavior? I saw through it long ago.
Brothers holding tokens, you still need to watch closely and don’t get caught inside.
Unequal unlocking is becoming more and more common; you need to be cautious.
With the team’s quick response, it’s hard to even anticipate problems.
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BlockchainWorker
· 7h ago
This move is also brilliant, first giving oneself the green light and then dumping the market, a classic tactic of vested interests.
It's the same old story, the project team always runs the fastest.
500 million coins to fill the exchange is already tough, now with an unlock boost, retail investors are truly born to be bagholders.
Unequal game rules, players have only one choice.
Looks like a big show is coming, I choose to hold and watch.
This is called the Game of Thrones, anyway the winner won't be us.
7 days vs instant unlock, honestly KAITO's move this time is quite brilliant.
The moment the exchange recharged 500 million, I knew someone was playing a big game.
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Blockwatcher9000
· 7h ago
It's the same old story, the project team is always ahead
A typical rug prelude performance, it's exhausting to watch
Wait, 1.1 million tokens are directly being dumped? Retail investors are still locking their positions
This rhythm is just too perfect haha
Multi-signature wallets funding exchanges, I've seen this move many times, just waiting to crash
Am I the only one who thinks this feels a bit shady?
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NFTregretter
· 7h ago
Here we go again? The project team's tactics are really clever, blatantly exploiting the time gap to harvest profits.
KAITO has recently been making quite a few moves. Some followers have noticed an interesting time discrepancy: the project's multi-signature address is about to unlock 1.1 million tokens, but the unlocking period for regular users' staked tokens is seven days. This means that the project's unlocked tokens will enter the market faster, while holders will have to wait longer — a clear pattern of first dumping the price and then allowing users to unlock.
What’s more thought-provoking is the team's operation. Two weeks ago, the KAITO-related multi-signature wallet transferred 5 million tokens to a major exchange, worth approximately $2.82 million at the time. The timing, the scale, combined with the upcoming concentrated unlock, inevitably raises questions about whether there was prior strategic planning.
The market has always been sensitive to such information — the uneven order of unlocks, large withdrawals to exchanges, the time gaps in unlocking windows — these factors together point to potential selling pressure risks. For token holders, it’s wise to stay alert.