Looking at $STEVE's on-chain distribution, the data reveals some interesting patterns worth noting. While devsnightmare analysis isn't available for this token, a few key players—Arez and Xander—hold notably large positions.
The bubblemap shows no significant cluster concentration, which typically signals a more distributed holder base. However, the CEX landscape tells a different story. Exchange-funded wallets dominate the flow, with 56.2% sitting in major exchange clusters. Breaking it down: Binance accounts for 14.1%, Coinbase 14.2%, MEXC 7.2%, and Change Now 10%. This concentration suggests active trading activity and potential liquidity providers funneling capital through these platforms.
The distribution pattern raises questions about whether we're seeing organic accumulation or coordinated fund movements. Either way, tracking these wallet flows remains crucial for understanding the token's actual market dynamics.
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SmartContractPlumber
· 11h ago
56.2% are piled up on exchanges... This is outrageous. It seems necessary to thoroughly audit the fund flow to prevent another batch transfer caused by a permission control vulnerability.
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GateUser-9ad11037
· 11h ago
56% is held on exchanges... It feels like we're trading with robots. Where are the genuine token holders?
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MergeConflict
· 11h ago
56% on exchanges? That's why STEVE has never taken off; it's all locked in CEX by the market makers, and retail investors have no chance to get on board.
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SelfRugger
· 11h ago
56% on exchanges? Isn't that just the market manipulators shaking out? How can that be called decentralization...
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CoconutWaterBoy
· 11h ago
56.2% is held in exchanges. Isn't that institutions playing around? What do you mean by natural distribution? Haha
Looking at $STEVE's on-chain distribution, the data reveals some interesting patterns worth noting. While devsnightmare analysis isn't available for this token, a few key players—Arez and Xander—hold notably large positions.
The bubblemap shows no significant cluster concentration, which typically signals a more distributed holder base. However, the CEX landscape tells a different story. Exchange-funded wallets dominate the flow, with 56.2% sitting in major exchange clusters. Breaking it down: Binance accounts for 14.1%, Coinbase 14.2%, MEXC 7.2%, and Change Now 10%. This concentration suggests active trading activity and potential liquidity providers funneling capital through these platforms.
The distribution pattern raises questions about whether we're seeing organic accumulation or coordinated fund movements. Either way, tracking these wallet flows remains crucial for understanding the token's actual market dynamics.