Arkham Intelligence has flagged a significant cluster of TON token movements directed at the TON Elector Contract. Within a roughly 15-hour window spanning from early morning to mid-evening, the blockchain recorded an astounding inflow of over 13.95 million TON—equivalent to approximately 21 million USD at current valuations.

Breaking down this massive activity, the transfers originated from a series of distinct anonymous wallets, each moving substantial quantities into the Elector Contract at slightly staggered intervals. The largest single transaction saw 1,395,037.7 TON (roughly 2.08 million USD) arrive at 18:12 UTC from an address identifier starting with Uf9dLxEB. Shortly before that, three consecutive transfers of nearly identical size—each hovering around 1.56 million TON (approximately 2.33 million USD each)—hit the contract within a tight 7-minute window between 18:05 and 18:08. An earlier transfer of 1,344,035.64 TON (worth about 2.0 million USD) completed the sequence at 18:04.

Given TON's current market price of $1.62 per token, this consolidation of assets into the Elector Contract represents a substantial repositioning of resources on the network. The pattern of rapid, near-identical transfers from multiple unidentified addresses suggests a coordinated movement rather than organic activity—a signal that deserves careful monitoring by network observers tracking validator behavior and capital flows on The Open Network.