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Seeker price has entered a pullback phase. After delivering a sharp 200% post-launch rally earlier this week, SKR is now down nearly 25% over the past 24 hours. That shift becomes all the more important as the buyers driving the move have changed. In our earlier analysis, we showed how smart money absorbed airdrop selling and helped stabilize the price. That setup is no longer intact. Smart money has started cutting exposure, exchange balances are rising, and yet whales are quietly adding. The result is a market pulled in opposite directions, with a 5% cliff now in focus. Critical Breakdown Triggered Smart Money Exit The first crack appeared on January 24. Sponsored Sponsored On the one-hour chart, the Seeker price lost its Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP) line. VWAP represents the average price traders paid, weighted by volume. When the price holds above it, buyers are in control. When it breaks, it often signals distribution rather than healthy consolidation. Seeker Loses VWAP: TradingView Want more token insights like this? Sign up for Editor Harsh Notariya’s Daily Crypto Newsletter here. That breakdown lined up closely with smart money behavior. Over the past 24 hours, smart money wallets reduced their SKR holdings by 56.48%. Based on the on-chain data, this cohort cut roughly 8.5 million SKR from their positions in a single day. This was not slow trimming. It was a decisive exit following the loss of short-term structure. Smart Money Cuts Supply: Nansen This matters because smart money tends to move first. When they step aside after a VWAP loss, it usually signals that near-term upside no longer offers a favorable risk-reward. Sponsored Sponsored That explains why Seeker’s bounce attempts have been muted, even as price tries to stabilize. But smart money selling is only one side of the equation. Whales Buy the…

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