Flipside provides on-chain data, but tracking centralized exchange (CEX) activity, like Gate.io, can be more complex. Token transfers offer a way to monitor inflows to CEXs, often signaling potential sales.

To identify Gate.io inflows, label tables would ideally categorize deposit addresses, but not all are labeled. Instead, we trace transfers sent to Gate.io’s main hot wallet, using reverse engineering to identify deposit addresses. While this doesn’t confirm sales, large token movements to CEXs suggest increased liquidity and the possibility of future trades.

Gate.io was chosen for its significant $AGENT trading volume. Inflows means users are sending tokens to Gate.io and outflows means users are withdrawing.

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