Centaur's token distribution raises some questions worth digging into. Insiders managed to accumulate 34% of the $Centaur supply across just 10 wallets on Ethereum—quite a concentrated position. This early concentration pattern is something traders typically monitor closely, as it can signal potential selling pressure or long-term commitment depending on unlock schedules and holder intentions. The heavily skewed distribution between core players and the broader community is the kind of detail that matters when evaluating project tokenomics and risk factors.
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DataPickledFish
· 1h ago
34% concentrated in 10 wallets? It depends on the unlock schedule, otherwise there could be a sudden crash at any time.
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MaticHoleFiller
· 3h ago
34% is in ten wallets, which is outrageous and definitely a rug risk.
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GameFiCritic
· 3h ago
34% concentrated in 10 wallets? This initial distribution model is a bit shaky; we need to look at the unlock plan to determine whether it's a dump or genuine belief.
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Insiders hold more than one-third... Usually, such concentration is a market signal of liquidation once they start selling; keep a close eye on the liquidity structure.
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What about user retention data? No matter how beautiful the tokenomics design is, if the distribution is uneven, one chart will expose it.
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It's the same old trick—core team takes the meat, community drinks the soup... When will project teams learn to achieve real incentive balance?
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10 wallets control 34%... I just want to know if these addresses belong to the same group of people; on-chain data needs to be dug into.
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I've seen too many tokenomics designs like this; let's wait and see the sell pressure after 6 months. The pattern usually reveals itself then.
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Damn, another template for cutting leeks... With such a ridiculous distribution, how dare they seek funding?
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I really want to see their unlock schedule; otherwise, any talk of sustainable growth is just nonsense.
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High concentration isn't necessarily a bad thing, but it depends on whether the team has substantial long-term commitments.
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AirdropHuntress
· 3h ago
10 wallets hold 34% of the supply. This tokenomics design is quite good, a typical capital manipulation tactic. Have you been paying attention to the unlock times of these addresses?
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SmartContractWorker
· 3h ago
34% concentrated in 10 wallets? This kind of distribution is really intense, I'm afraid it might cause a dump.
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SatsStacking
· 4h ago
34% concentrated in 10 wallets? That's outrageous, a typical VC rug pull setup.
Centaur's token distribution raises some questions worth digging into. Insiders managed to accumulate 34% of the $Centaur supply across just 10 wallets on Ethereum—quite a concentrated position. This early concentration pattern is something traders typically monitor closely, as it can signal potential selling pressure or long-term commitment depending on unlock schedules and holder intentions. The heavily skewed distribution between core players and the broader community is the kind of detail that matters when evaluating project tokenomics and risk factors.