But my point was when there are enough buyers but people don't see it and they are selling cheaper than need to. Example: a brick and motor store has a line up outside for people wanting to by a widget. So the owner decides to put it on sale. Makes no sense
It rarely does! Unless he is looking to use the discounted widget to upsell a higher value product.
The same with stocks. Most people (institutional investors and retail investors alike!) are more likely to buy a stock that is going up than one that is going down. Irrespective of the economic performance of the underlying company.
In the case of Hive tokens I suspect many sellers just want to get their "cash" rather than spending some time doing their own research. Even if this is to their detriment.