Lighter's recent fund movements have attracted attention. As the TGE date approaches, this project experienced a net outflow of $45.5 million on December 12, setting a new record for the largest single-day withdrawal. Currently, Lighter's TVL remains above $1.3 billion, and the user base is also substantial—over 640,000 unique deposit addresses hold assets on the platform. From the data perspective, the TGE is indeed driving short-term capital fluctuations, but the project's fundamentals remain relatively stable. The logic behind such large outflows is quite straightforward: as airdrops or token releases approach, some users choose to cash out and secure profits.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 12h ago
$45.5 million in single-day outflows, this wave is indeed a bit fierce, but as long as the fundamentals remain stable, what's there to fear?
I can understand running away before airdrop; who wouldn’t want to be more cautious?
TVL of 1.3 billion still remains, indicating that there are still genuine believers.
This is a typical operation before TGE, nothing surprising anymore.
64,000 addresses holding positions; a couple of retail investors leaving shouldn't cause a collapse.
I think, the real test is whether it can hold after TGE.
Securing profits is understandable, but don’t ask me how it will go after TGE.
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MysteryBoxAddict
· 12-13 06:56
45 million USD in one day, aren't you all afraid of a dump after TGE?
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TVL is still stable, indicating that big investors haven't all left, that's the point
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Locking in profits is nonsense, those who are running out now will still have to chase higher later
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Wait, can 640,000 addresses still hold steady at 1.3 billion? This number is a bit hard to believe
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Analyzing the basic market stability every day, yet airdrops still go to zero, I've seen too many cases like that
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The happiest moment near TGE, betting whether it will rise or crash
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A single-day outflow breaking the second-highest record doesn't mean it's healthy, it's just a warning sign
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I just want to know who is bottom-fishing with this 45 million, or have they all gone to bottom-fish elsewhere
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Ramen_Until_Rich
· 12-13 06:56
$45.5 million was gone in a day, that's the magic of TGE.
This number is frightening, but the $1.3 billion TVL is still holding up... indicating that no one truly believes it will die.
I understand taking profits and securing gains, but running so much before the airdrop feels a bit risky.
There are still 640,000 addresses active, at least proving the project isn't completely cooled off, but there's some panic.
TGE is really a big show; half the people hear the news and move, half stick their necks out.
Flowing out to hit new highs, the TVL hasn't collapsed, now that's interesting.
The big whales left long ago, and now only the gamblers remain.
Lighter's recent fund movements have attracted attention. As the TGE date approaches, this project experienced a net outflow of $45.5 million on December 12, setting a new record for the largest single-day withdrawal. Currently, Lighter's TVL remains above $1.3 billion, and the user base is also substantial—over 640,000 unique deposit addresses hold assets on the platform. From the data perspective, the TGE is indeed driving short-term capital fluctuations, but the project's fundamentals remain relatively stable. The logic behind such large outflows is quite straightforward: as airdrops or token releases approach, some users choose to cash out and secure profits.