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Kyle Chassé 🐸

@Kylechasse · Published: Thu Aug 27 20:27:30 +0000 2026

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@ribbita2012 just posted a bridge emoji. Nothing else. Just 🌁 Normally I'd scroll past that. But I've been tracking this operation since the TWAPing started, when the first wallet showed up with $250K and began buying $TIBBIR around the clock. That wallet's funder is labeled Amber Group on both Arkham and Nansen, so I'll say it plainly: I'm assuming this is Amber's operation based on those labels, and everything else below comes straight from the chain. Here's where things stand after this week. The buying never stopped. This morning at 06:35 UTC, OKX sent a fresh $100,000 into the active accumulation wallet. No $10 test send this time, the route is already proven. And the buy size jumped 10x, from roughly $17 every 30 seconds to roughly $175 every 30 seconds. Same rhythm, bigger engine. That wallet now holds 321,903 $TIBBIR with about $68K still to deploy. The consolidation wallet I flagged yesterday turned out to be much more than that. It's the exit ramp for the entire operation, both cycles. Every single MEXC deposit ran through this one address: the 10M tokens on Aug 18 and 19, a 44,857 exit on Aug 24 that I'd originally missed, and the 406,790 that moved on Aug 26. One wallet, every exit. And now the cash is moving in new directions. Today at 13:51 UTC the parent wallet cashed out $89,454 to an exchange-style wallet with no label, not MEXC, not OKX, a venue I don't recognize yet. And on Aug 24, a separate $99,700 got routed through two fresh wallets, and that same night at 22:15 UTC part of it bridged OFF Base entirely. First cross-chain move in this whole trace. So follow the sequence. Aug 24, the money bridges for the first time. Aug 27, days later and hours after the $100K reload and the $89K cash-out, @ribbita2012 posts a bridge. I'm not telling you that's a confession. An emoji isn't a roadmap and timing isn't proof. But the wallets started moving before the caption showed up. The tally, if this is all one owner and nothing inside MEXC has been sold: about 10.7M tokens, roughly $3M at today's price, plus around $450K in stablecoins still parked on-chain between the parent, the treasury wallet, and the active buyer. Receipts: Active buyer (clipping right now): https://basescan.org/address/0xe07d83dbc4fdbc0624dcdd1736b1307ca7d89199 The exit ramp (every MEXC deposit, both cycles): https://basescan.org/address/0x926a4354ef671aac7b63ff1eddb620638e3d8893 Today's $89,454 cash-out: https://basescan.org/tx/0x4dd584796222ae29b548f9e42966f569662816d5d14c4cb898374aaaadc25f0d The parent wallet: https://basescan.org/address/0x011D19410FC79F140C08ffa8301e4153F17F4e27 Still on the watch list: where that bridge landed, the name behind the exchange wallet that took today's $89K, and the $360K+ sitting idle across the parent and treasury wallets. When money that patient starts moving again, I'll see it.
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