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Futures Sniper

@DayTradeKade · Published: Thu Sep 24 21:14:36 +0000 2026

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Some $TIBBIR holders keep calling $WALLET a scam. I’d like to know what they make of the largest listed TIBBIR holder helping fund nearly 10 million WALLET purchases. Not to accumulate, but to protect the token. Mind you, AFTER the selloff. And through the same trading wallet we’d already been following in our Definitive and AI agent trading research. That’s a pretty specific place for this money to end up. On September 17, 500,000 TIBBIR left that holder’s wallet. Over the next 35 minutes, the receiving wallet sold the tokens, moved funds between chains and finished a series of 21 WALLET purchases. The closer you look at those purchases, the more interesting the sequence becomes. Twenty used exactly the same dollar amount. The last one spent the remainder. I think an AI agent could have directed these trades, potentially buying to support WALLET after the drop. Here’s the trail that has me asking that question. I promise if you follow along, you will start asking the same questions I have.
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