The Movement project has made new moves. On-chain data shows that they just transferred 50 million MOVE to a certain top exchange, which is approximately 2.51 million dollars at the current price.



Looking back, in March, Movement conducted a $38 million buyback plan, during which they withdrew 180 million MOVE from the exchange to a public buyback address, with an average price of around $0.21. Originally, the buyback was a positive operation, but then the problem arose—they started to turn back after the buyback.

Now it adds up, and there are already 115 million tokens flowing back to the exchange. This operation is somewhat difficult to understand; what is the significance of the buyback? There are also voices in the market questioning whether this is a real buyback or just a transfer from one hand to the other.

Anyway, the on-chain data is there, and what the specific intention is, probably only the project team knows.
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governance_ghostvip
· 2025-11-23 22:13
Shuffling funds from the left hand to the right is getting more and more familiar—if you're going to do a buyback, just do it, no need for all this roundabout maneuvering. Real skill.
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GamefiGreenievip
· 2025-11-23 16:38
Same old trick: first they buy back to create hype and pump the price, then turn around and dump it on the exchange. What's the point?
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BlockchainBouncervip
· 2025-11-21 01:22
It's an old trick of switching left hand to right hand, what a nonsense to buy back.
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just_another_fishvip
· 2025-11-21 01:21
Switching from the left hand to the right hand, this operation is truly amazing.
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CryptoSurvivorvip
· 2025-11-21 01:16
The operation of transferring from the left hand to the right hand is indeed a bit extreme; the $38 million buyback has really been transferred back again. I just can't understand this logic.
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MelonFieldvip
· 2025-11-21 01:03
Using the left hand to pour into the right hand, this trap is indeed superb. After the buyback, it goes back to the exchange, what exactly does it want to do?
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MidnightMEVeatervip
· 2025-11-21 01:01
The classic routine of transferring from the left hand to the right hand, this is a living textbook of the Liquidity Trap.
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