The official team recently transferred 381,000 TRUMP tokens to a major exchange, valued at over $2 million. This transfer immediately triggered market alert—large inflows of funds often indicate potential selling risk.



As expected, the token subsequently dropped in price. From last week's high, TRUMP has declined by 6.25%, with the current price touching $4.95. More notably, trading volume surged by 92%, with a transaction amount reaching $301.82 million. This spike in volume combined with falling prices is typically seen as a bearish signal.

From a technical perspective, the situation is indeed not very optimistic. The price has broken below the 50-day moving average, with a key support level around $4.80. If this level is effectively broken, there could be further downside space.

Interestingly, data from the derivatives market shows some divergence. Some investors are accumulating positions on dips; meanwhile, short-term traders are opening大量空单, betting on continued downward movement. This conflicting scenario indicates that market sentiment is not uniform, and the operational logic of participants is clearly divided.

Overall, in the short term, the token faces selling pressure as a certainty, but the long-term trend still depends on the outcome of the battle among various forces.
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HashBanditvip
· 11h ago
nah, team dumping 381k tokens on an exchange screams "we need liquidity yesterday"... seen this movie before back in my mining days lol
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MoneyBurnerSocietyvip
· 11h ago
It's the same old script of "official coin transfers = market dump." As a contrarian researcher, I'm used to it. Brothers are still waiting to pick up bargains at the 50-day moving average. I've already placed a stop-loss order at 4.80—just another day for a professional leek. Both bulls and bears are betting, indicating that no one is certain. This is the real market.
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SadMoneyMeowvip
· 11h ago
Here comes the old trick of the team dumping the market again, do they really think we're all fools? The official move seems very sincere, tossing 380,000 coins onto the exchange, and the price drops just like turning on a faucet. The technical indicators broke support, trading volume surged, and some opened short positions... it’s truly a collective effort. But to be honest, as long as someone is bottom-fishing, I feel reassured—at least someone still believes in this thing. If it breaks 4.8, it's over. What kind of support levels are these?
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SwapWhisperervip
· 11h ago
Wait, the team is dumping their holdings themselves? This is signaling to the bottom-fishers. --- It's the same old trick again—large traders entering exchanges = warning of a potential run, but look at the derivatives side, people are still bottom-fishing. Interesting. --- If it breaks below 4.8, continue downward, but I bet this wave will rebound soon. This kind of divergence shows that some people still have confidence. --- Trading volume surged by 92%? Uh... this might be institutions shaking out their positions, appearing bearish on the surface but actually accumulating. --- The official coin transfer into exchanges can still drop another 6%, indicating that the market simply isn't buying it. --- Short-term shorts are skyrocketing, long-term is bottom-fishing—classic game theory situation. No one has really gained, ending up caught in the middle. --- Breaking below the 50-day moving average immediately pushes downward; this technical situation isn't very good. --- The divergence in derivatives best illustrates the issue—there's no market consensus at all. I'm just waiting to see who will back down first.
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FunGibleTomvip
· 11h ago
The official move is really bold; 380,000 tokens just ran away in a flash. I knew it would cause a dump again. It will definitely drop again; all the short positions are piling up. That 4.8 level must hold; if it breaks, it's game over. But there are still people bottom-fishing; anyway, I don't dare to buy in.
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GateUser-9f682d4cvip
· 11h ago
The officials are dumping the market again; I'm tired of this routine, they always do the same thing. With so many short positions, does it feel like the bottom is near? Breaking below 4.8 is the key; if it breaks, it might still fall further, but I think someone is trying to catch the bottom. The team smashing the market themselves is really incredible. Let's see if they can hold above 4.8; otherwise, this is just pure profit-taking from the retail investors.
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