SOMETHING IS BREWING👀
An interesting on-chain development.
After analyzing the recent on-chain activity, I noticed that the latest sell transactions appear to be linked to Amber Group entity.
If this connection is confirmed and reflects market-making activity, it could represent a significant positive development for $WOJAK
A professional market maker can contribute to deeper liquidity, more efficient execution and a healthier trading environment.
This is the kind of development worth monitoring closely.
Market structure matters, and improved liquidity could play an important role in the project's next phase.
Keeping a close eye on the on-chain data.
Since being listed on Kraken, during the pump from 15M to 24M market cap, I noticed a wallet that had been inactive for 6 months suddenly become active and start selling over 200K in DCA SELL
All selling pressure being absorbed survive just fine. 💪🔥
Now, only 2 wallets remain active old from 6 month , with a combined potential sell pressure of around 50K.
We’ve already handled the biggest wave of selling, and we’re still standing strong.
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Calafiori
Saliba
Gabriel
Maybe even Raya.
Galácticos level footballers.
The rest ain’t shit.
Could argue Timber (if he can stay injury free)
Rice (is a level off) but not by much.
The $WOJAK chart is really impressive
It continues to stay between 38% and 50% Fibonacci levels
Look at other memecoin
Many have been completely dumped, while $WOJAK continues to show strength
Months of consolidation, maintains this range despite everything
I can’t ignore what I see
The way this painting holds makes me wonder how much conviction is behind it
$WOJAK shows strength when the market expects weakness
There are times when you think AI has gone too far, but then there are moments when you see Uncle Phil from The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air scoring Mesut Özil's goal against Ludogrets, and suddenly it all feels worthwhile.
Andy, this has got to be a joke. Around half of the cost of petrol is composed of tax that you impose. At the current average UK petrol price of 174.7p per litre, around £23.49 of every £50 spent on petrol goes to your Government in tax - 47% of the total bill. If you were serious about cutting the cost of fuel, you would reduce the tax.