🚨LDO begins "self-rescue buyback"? 4.82 million tokens are concentrated, with major moves behind the scenes…



A very critical signal appeared on the chain early this morning 👇

👉 4.82 million LDO (about $1.81 million)
👉 Withdrawn from the exchange → transferred to the official multi-signature wallet

At the same time 👇
👉 This wallet also received an equal amount of LDO from the market maker

In summary:
Tokens are being centrally managed.

🧠 Here comes the key point, this is not an ordinary transfer:

👉 Lido has already proposed a buyback
👉 Planning to buy back LDO with stETH

In plain terms, it’s 👇
Using assets to exchange for tokens, actively “palleting.”

📈 What’s the good news?

👉 Buyback = reducing circulating tokens in the market
👉 Boosting market confidence 💥
👉 The official is starting to actively intervene in the price

📉 Where are the risks?

👉 Buyback is essentially a “bottom support action” ⚠️
👉 Without continuous funding support,
it’s easy to turn into a short-term spike followed by a fall again

👉 Moreover, market makers are involved,
indicating there is capital speculation behind it

📌 My core view:

When a project starts buyback,
it indicates one thing 👇

👉 They don’t want the price to fall further.

But on a deeper level 👇
👉 Whether it can rise depends not on the buyback
👉 but on whether there is continuous capital support

🌱 A quick message for you:
Buybacks can save the price temporarily,
but cannot save the trend.

The trend is only determined by capital.

🔥 Don’t just look at actions, look at sustainability.
Follow me to understand the true intentions behind the project.
LDO7,75%
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