It's still possible to get without breaking 0.047

Preface:
I just cut my losses. Entered at an average price of 0.051, and handed over my chips around 0.0431. Looking at the $14.4 million net outflow, I admit I lost to this sudden 'precise strike'. But as someone who is used to looking at the underlying structure, I lay in bed wondering: Why did we clearly grasp the logic, yet still fail before dawn?
1. The $14.4 million 'exit penalty': Why are the whales cutting losses?
Many people are staring blankly at the red and green bars in the screenshot, but I see a 'certain replacement'.
Looking at the data: The trading volume is $22.2 million, but the net outflow is $14.4 million. What does this mean? It means that even with the Binance $90 million NIGHT prize pool dangling in front, those whales who were stuck at an average price of 0.0582 are still exiting without considering the cost.