$PI Some people always fantasize about instantly pumping the market; don't even think about it—it's completely impossible. Currently, the amplitude is narrow, which essentially reflects a balance of market bullish and bearish forces rather than manipulation. The current low amplitude indicates that most participants are in a wait-and-see mode. Without substantial positive news, both bulls and bears remain calm. From the data, the total mapped volume is huge, but only about four to five hundred million coins are flowing into exchanges, accounting for less than 20% of the existing circulating supply. This means that 80% of the chips are being held in storage. Under this distribution, no major player dares to easily pump the market—huge holdings could suddenly sell off and exit at any time; nor does anyone dare to recklessly dump, as large orders below 0.15 will directly absorb selling pressure, leading to chip loss. In plain terms, it's the market's own choice—stop guessing blindly! The idea that project teams are secretly dumping coins is a huge joke; it's just a self-justification to comfort oneself for losing money.