On-chain data from the primary market is revealing a harsh reality: retail investors look at K-lines, while whales look at on-chain data. Domestic investors are locked in a 'grey area,' while foreign capital has already grasped the rhythm through on-chain data, laying out plans and escaping early. What you see is the price chart; they are focused on address flows, exchange transfers, and massive unlocks—every move determines the rise and fall.
The Federal Reserve is hawkish, international markets are fluctuating wildly, yet financing in the primary market is quietly shrinking. It seems like a bull market expectation, but on-chain data is filled with cash-outs, schemes, and hidden capital flows. Most new coin projects are just financial games between giants, and retail investors who get involved often end up not receiving early dividends but rather taking the last ride.
Decentralization is a myth, on-chain monitoring is real, data transparency is just a facade, and power is still concentrated in the hands of a few wallets. The crypto world is not short of soaring myths; what it lacks is someone to tell you who is scamming you this time.
