2026-01-04 18:32:26

Market Watch on January 4: The privacy computing project Zama, which raised $130 million in funding, will launch the OG NFT claim at 12 midnight tonight. Holders will be able to receive allocation for new token issuance and related benefits in subsequent offerings. Another noteworthy detail—on a leading prediction platform, three suspicious addresses suddenly placed bets on related directions just hours before a specific political event, with single transactions earning over $630,000. Such abnormal transaction timing often indicates that market participants have access to insider information, reminding us once again to pay attention to the market game behind large positions.

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StablecoinEnjoyer

· 01-06 01:59

Zama, stay alert for this wave of NFT claims; the subscription quota might be the key later on. Why are these three addresses so accurate? Isn't this just an information gap strategy? How can retail investors keep up? $630,000 per transaction... On-chain is just a big casino.

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DeFiAlchemist

· 01-05 07:36

*adjusts alchemical instruments* so zama's dropping og nfts tonight huh... the transmutation begins. 63 fucking million in suspicious pre-event positioning though? that's not market noise, that's the philosopher's stone revealing itself through blockchain forensics. mainnet whispers never lie.

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LonelyAnchorman

· 01-04 18:44

Zama's NFT claim this time feels like another information game. Those who knew earlier would have already accumulated them. Those three addresses are too obvious. Spending money just a few hours before a political event? They must have inside information. Retail investors like us can only watch in frustration. On-chain battles are becoming more intense, with a single move by big players capable of changing the market trend. When will these insider operations be truly regulated? It's always analyzed only after the fact. The new issue subscription quota sounds good, but it depends on how the liquidity of the tokens will be afterward.

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WalletInspector

· 01-04 18:41

Oh, this information gap, is someone making a killing again? --- I looked at Zama's NFT tonight, and I feel like I might miss the new offering window again. --- One lot costs 630,000. Who's playing in this game... need to dig deeper. --- The addresses on the prediction platform are really outrageous. If there's no insider info, I might as well eat my keyboard upside down. --- Another round of NFT claiming, but it always feels like the retail investors are just along for the ride. --- This wave of on-chain operations is too obvious. I'm just worried about regulatory scrutiny. --- A project with $130 million in funding, I still need to stay alert tonight. --- The timing of those three addresses... did I see something I shouldn't have? --- The new offering quota sounds good, but I'm just afraid it's another paper wealth. --- This information gap always means some people are making money, and others are losing.

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PhantomMiner

· 01-04 18:38

I've been following Zama's NFT this whole time, just waiting for tonight's airdrop. The new issuance quota is indeed attractive... However, the operations at the three addresses afterward, involving $630,000, honestly give the impression of insider trading. Such things have always been happening on-chain; it's just that this time the scale is too obvious.

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