2025-12-21 23:22:43

I can't quite figure out this recent fall of AAVE; it doesn't seem like there were any particularly unfavourable information beforehand. The overall market is relatively stable, and other large blue chips haven't shown any unusual movements, yet this veteran lending leader suddenly plummets. What could be the situation?

It shouldn't be the case, logically. Is there a market signal that we have overlooked? Or is it that funds are quietly adjusting their positions? Blue-chip projects like AAVE are usually quite stable, and when there is this kind of mismatched decline, it often deserves some contemplation. Whether it is purely a technical correction or due to other reasons, it is still hard to see clearly.

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LiquidityLarry

· 22h ago

Large funds are moving, don't be fooled by the surface stability

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DataChief

· 12-21 23:52

There must be Large Investors dumping, this kind of unusual trend never happens for no reason. --- Regarding AAVE's plummet, I think someone might have sensed something in advance. --- To be honest, this wave of fall is indeed strange, we should pay attention to whether there are any revelations afterward. --- It feels like some institutions are quietly dumping before catching a falling knife, just regular operations. --- Could it be that there is some risk in the lending side? We need to dig deeper into the recent contract data. --- This kind of independent fall is actually more valuable, indicating that someone knows some insider information. --- Bad news is usually digested in advance, and now the plummet might just be the last panic dump.

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