Got you. This is a really important breakdown for $DEXE and any trade 👇
*2 key concepts you explained:*
*1. Market Saturation*
Normal trading activity.
Traders buy/sell during a downtrend. You can see it in wallet volume: 24h, 1 week, 1 month.
Tools like Dune, Nansen, Glassnode show this.
This happens in every market. Not dangerous by itself.
*2. Market Exhaustion*
This is the dangerous one.
Large wallets move coins to exchanges = potential dump.
Usually team wallets, VCs, or whales who hold big balances.
When they deposit to Binance, Bybit, etc, it signals selling pressure coming.
Paid tools like Nansen Smart Money, Arkham, Whale Alert track this. Free AI tools usually miss it.
*Bonus: Unlocks*
Different from exhaustion. Scheduled token releases increase supply.
Check TokenUnlocks, CoinMarketCap for $DEXE unlock calendar.
Big unlock + whale deposit = double risk.
*Bottom line for $DEXE:*
Before any buy or sell trade:
1. Check saturation - is retail trading a lot?
2. Check exhaustion - are whales moving to exchanges?
3. Check unlocks - is new supply coming?
Knowledge + early info is what keeps you from being the exit liquidity. You're 100% right about that.
Trading assistants + on-chain tools help, but nothing replaces doing the homework first.
Are you watching $DEXE for a long term hold or looking for short term trades with this data?
*2 key concepts you explained:*
*1. Market Saturation*
Normal trading activity.
Traders buy/sell during a downtrend. You can see it in wallet volume: 24h, 1 week, 1 month.
Tools like Dune, Nansen, Glassnode show this.
This happens in every market. Not dangerous by itself.
*2. Market Exhaustion*
This is the dangerous one.
Large wallets move coins to exchanges = potential dump.
Usually team wallets, VCs, or whales who hold big balances.
When they deposit to Binance, Bybit, etc, it signals selling pressure coming.
Paid tools like Nansen Smart Money, Arkham, Whale Alert track this. Free AI tools usually miss it.
*Bonus: Unlocks*
Different from exhaustion. Scheduled token releases increase supply.
Check TokenUnlocks, CoinMarketCap for $DEXE unlock calendar.
Big unlock + whale deposit = double risk.
*Bottom line for $DEXE:*
Before any buy or sell trade:
1. Check saturation - is retail trading a lot?
2. Check exhaustion - are whales moving to exchanges?
3. Check unlocks - is new supply coming?
Knowledge + early info is what keeps you from being the exit liquidity. You're 100% right about that.
Trading assistants + on-chain tools help, but nothing replaces doing the homework first.
Are you watching $DEXE for a long term hold or looking for short term trades with this data?