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Генрих Буркатовский

@genrih99999 · Published: Tue Aug 18 14:31:32 +0000 2026

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🚨 BREAKING: THE base:0xa4a2e2ca3fbfe21aed83471d28b6f65a233c6e00 WALLET ACTIVITY JUST ESCALATED. 🐸🔥 This is no longer just about tiny test transfers. We previously observed the large TIBBIR-linked wallet creating fresh addresses and sending test transactions of 10 TIBBIR and 5 TIBBIR. Now one of these newly established wallet routes has suddenly been involved in moving: 💵 2,500,000 USDC — approximately $2.5 MILLION. @coinbase And the sequence is what makes this interesting. 🐸 Step 1: Fresh operational wallets appear 🐸 Step 2: Tiny amounts of $TIBBIR are sent as apparent test transactions ⛽ Step 3: A fresh address receives a small amount of ETH associated by DeBank with a Coinbase withdrawal 💰 Step 4: 2.5M USDC enters the new wallet route ⚡ Step 5: The USDC is moved onward almost immediately Read that again. 5 TIBBIR test. Then: $2,500,000 USDC. That is a massive difference in scale. And it makes the fresh-wallet activity significantly more interesting. Why does this matter? Professional trading and market-making infrastructure generally requires two sides of inventory: 🐸 Token inventory → liquidity on the sell/ASK side 💵 Stablecoin inventory → liquidity on the buy/BID side We already observed a wallet holding approximately: 10,000,000 $TIBBIR Now we are seeing millions of dollars in USDC moving through newly established wallet infrastructure around the same activity. Potential architecture: MASTER / TREASURY ↙️ 10M TIBBIR ↘️ $2.5M USDC ⬇️ OPERATIONAL WALLETS ⬇️ CEX / DEX / OTC / CUSTODY / MARKET MAKING If the next transactions distribute both TIBBIR and USDC across multiple operational addresses — especially addresses connected to major exchanges — this becomes extremely important. Could this be preparation for: 🏦 CEX liquidity? 🌊 Market making? ⚡ Cross-venue execution? 🤖 Algorithmic trading infrastructure? 🔄 Inventory rebalancing? 🤝 OTC settlement? 🔐 Institutional custody? We don’t know yet. And to be clear: ⚠️ This does NOT prove a Binance, Coinbase, OKX, Bybit, MEXC or any other exchange listing. ⚠️ It also does not prove that the $2.5M USDC is specifically intended to buy or market-make TIBBIR. But the sequence is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore: 10M TIBBIR accumulated ⬇️ fresh wallets created ⬇️ 5–10 TIBBIR test transfers ⬇️ $2.5M USDC enters the new wallet infrastructure Now the most important transaction hasn’t happened yet. WATCH THE NEXT HOP. 👀 If these fresh wallets begin receiving large TIBBIR allocations… If USDC starts being distributed across them… And if those wallets subsequently connect to known CEX deposit/custody infrastructure… then we may be watching something much bigger than simple accumulation. We may be watching: ACCUMULATION → INFRASTRUCTURE → LIQUIDITY DEPLOYMENT The next few transactions could tell us exactly what these wallets were created for. Follow the wallets. Follow the USDC. Follow the TIBBIR. 🐸🔍 Something is being prepared. #TIBBIR #MarketMaking #Liquidity #USDC #Base #Crypto #Onchain
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