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This happening while Binance does another $2B "chainswap" from TRON to ETH. To be fair, it was done a while after the runup started. Printer's started up on TRON again, including a Bitfinex TRON to ETH chainswap.
How come the transfer accounts and counts stay the same at the same time that number of accounts have nearly doubled; with only a 50% increase at best in transfer amounts? 
$60M (rounded) freshly redeemed Tethers, because ETH's quiet so it's not a chainswap.
Luna/Terra had the EXACT same setup. If reducing Luna supply leads to increasing UST supply, then increasing Luna supply should reduce UST supply, because arbitrage works two ways! With UST it only worked one way; until all supply came to market at once. 
This could also indicate stUSDT is infact (or atleast partially) backed by TUSD, which itself is naturally fraudulently printed.
Gonna be another screenshot heavy thread i'm afraid, since i've gotta prove ownership when that's hard to do. So.
So Tether printed $100 million to an account 10 hours ago on TRON.
See that red line? I figured, maybe the bot network is stupid enough to transfer all the funds in at once, because there's pages of IN at 6H22M - but the amounts are *ASCENDING* in order! Sorted almost!
Dug out an old summary from December 2008, and the liquidation rate's looking like it's having the same "blow off bottom" as it had in 2008.
I really wonder what the function of Bitfinex 2 on Ethereum is as well. Since these chainswaps keep originating from there, and the INs before the chainswap are a total mystery to me. 
So, in a nutshell, Coinmarketcap and Coingecko circulating supply have become completely unreliable. I've squared the numbers before as has @Cryptadamist, so it's notable that there's a change.
So what you're looking at is the moment of transfer out of Binance Cold 2, as well as 2 other Binance Hot wallets at that time which aren't the main one. Page 500 was already below 2 hours when i thought of tracking this transaction.
Shoulda kept ya mouth shut buddy. 
And for anybody saying "it's for arbitrage" - please compare the last few hours on Kraken, Coinbase, Binance and Bitfinex and tell me where arbitrage happened. 
If you still think that's a glitch with THAT much convenient timing, there's nothing i can do for you, sorry. For the rest; the big spikes simply mean alot of quick transactions at scale, which CMC aggregates with an algo causing these big spikes.
Here's the closeup though, before it drops off the 15m chart and it becomes less granular.
To elaborate, yesterday Tether should've printed (the 5th), but didn't. This while the peg was well within the printing zone as established over the last few days.
Whenever #Tether's above peg, they print $USDT and give it to #Binance to wash-trade into the market and do whatever the fuck with it.
Is the circulating supply 159M? or 163M? Or neither? Lets try and track this down.
Well OK maybe it's "normal market operations" moving a million BNB. Checking Wallet 20 (which has alot more transactions) to see where *it* got 1 million BNB from; i came across this: 