2025-12-11 11:32:53

Ever wonder what a real on-chain market maker actually does?

Take bot 0x7d73…ff97 as an example. Over the past week, this thing fired off 1,600+ transactions on $TRUTH, pumping out roughly $15 million in trading volume. The kicker? It walked away with about $45k in profit.

But here's the wild part—it controlled nearly 60% of all $TRUTH trading volume during that 7-day window. That's not just participation, that's borderline dominance.

Raises some questions about liquidity, doesn't it? When one bot moves more than half the market, you've got to ask: who's really setting the price?

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AirdropHarvester

· 55m ago

60% of the trading volume was consumed by a robot. Is this still called a market? It's basically a single-player version.

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CryptoHistoryClass

· 18h ago

ah yes, statistically speaking this is exactly how the $LUNA collapse started... one entity controlling the narrative, then poof. history rhymes, doesn't it

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DegenDreamer

· 12-12 05:48

60% of the trading volume is controlled by a single bot? Is this what they call liquidity? LOL... No wonder retail investors keep getting stuck with the bag.

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