- Mantra’s Large Transaction Volume pulled a Houdini—down 24.34%, just when the party needed more wallets on the dance floor. Whales: still in the room. Institutions: “Sorry, got a thing!”
- If you’re holding OM, congrats, 91% of you are in the red. Meanwhile, short sellers are circling $0.25 like it’s free guac at Chipotle.
Let’s pour one out for Mantra [OM], which crashed over 12% in a single day, now awkwardly shuffling at $0.2516. This tumble erased months of fragile gains—think: Marie Kondo, but it only declutters your wallet. OM’s journey from a dazzling $8 to this new “bargain bin” phase is about as uplifting as a breakup text sent at 2AM. These days, the price moves less than your cat during a thunderstorm.
You were hoping for signs of life? According to the Parabolic SAR and Stochastic RSI, you’ll have better luck reading tea leaves or asking your Roomba for stock picks. No bullish vibes, just that tight-range consolidation stare-off you get during an awkward Zoom call.
Will OM bounce back, or just… nap through the apocalypse? Stay tuned, because we’re all here for “Crypto Survivor: Is Anyone Still Watching?”
Retail to the Rescue? Not Unless They’re Getting Paid By the Hour 🏃♂️💸
Whale addresses boosted their bags by 2% over the last month. Bold move, or classic “just one more episode” self-delusion? But retail and mid-tier folks saw the plot twist coming: their stashes shrank 7.56% and 4.33%. Yes, the peasants are fleeing the kingdom.
Translation—big money is playing hot potato, but the audience has left to go binge something less stressful… like true crime podcasts.
On-chain data looks like a rom-com: all the hope is gone, and nobody wants to keep swiping. Large Transaction Volume collapsed 24.34%. Even the whales are texting “K.”
When fewer heavy hitters close deals during a crash, the vibe is less “Wolf of Wall Street” and more “Office Space on Friday.” If your last hope was an office pool, it just dried up.
Why So Many New Addresses? Is It Lonely In Here? 🧐
Plot twist: New Addresses spiked 18.6% last week. Hope!? Not quite. Active Addresses wobbled in with a whopping 0.44% bump, which says people opened wallets and promptly ghosted them. Hello, commitment issues.
Plus, Zero-Balance Addresses fell 17%. OG OM holders: “It’s not you, it’s me. Actually—it’s definitely you.”
91% of OM Holders: The “Winters in Chicago” Club 🥶
Nearly 92% are “Out of the Money.” It’s like sitting through a three-hour musical to see your favorite actor, but your seat’s behind a pillar. If there’s any kind of rally, expect lots of folks selling faster than you can say “exit liquidity.”
The worst losses cluster between $0.28 and $0.76—so unless OM miraculously channels its inner Rocky Balboa, the mood will stay somewhere between “hangry” and “existential dread.”
Short Sellers Are Moving In Like They’re On Airbnb 😬
Liquidation Heatmap says shorts are stacking up right above $0.2517. If this keeps up, we’ll need to open a support group for bearish traders. After all, long positions under $0.24 got swept away faster than leftover office birthday cake.
If OM pulls a sneaky rally, sure, shorts could get burned—cue the popcorn. But until then, bearish bets are the new brunch plans.
Is This the End? (Insert Slow Violin Music Here)
The receipts don’t lie: falling price, limp volumes, and a user base more ghosted than your high school group chat. Whales are still holding, but if they start dumping, it’s “Titanic: Crypto Edition.”
Unless OM does something dramatic—publicity stunt, celebrity endorsement, interpretive dance—expect more slow-motion decline. Maybe there’s a dead-cat bounce, but to quote every Magic 8-Ball ever, “outlook not so good.”
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2025-06-13 23:09