List of Flash News about supply concentration
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2025-05-28 16:22 |
ZEUS Token Launch: 49% Supply Controlled by Top Holders via Union and Changenow – Critical Insights for Crypto Traders
According to Bubblemaps on Twitter, before the launch of ZEUS (0x0f7), over 15 top holders were funded through Union and 35 holders via Changenow. These wallets and their associated clusters collectively control 49% of the total token supply (source: Bubblemaps, May 28, 2025). This concentrated ownership significantly increases the risk of price volatility and potential sell-offs, making it crucial for crypto traders to closely monitor large wallet activity and associated on-chain movements for ZEUS. |
2025-04-02 17:33 |
Long-term SHIB Holders Control Over 80% of Supply
According to @intotheblock, long-term SHIB holders collectively own more than 80% of the total supply. This substantial ownership concentration suggests resilience among SHIB investors, which could imply stability in price action despite challenges in the memecoin market. Traders should consider this ownership distribution as a factor for potential reduced volatility. |
2025-03-04 15:38 |
Bitcoin Supply Concentrations Between $93K–$83K Highlighted by Glassnode
According to glassnode, as Bitcoin's price dropped, buyer interest emerged, but the supply between $93K–$83K remains sparse. The largest supply concentrations are at $84.2K with 23K BTC, $86.9K with 25.8K BTC held by long-term investors, and $88.9K with 46K BTC mostly inactive. This indicates potential resistance levels for traders to watch. |
2025-02-04 16:29 |
Concentration and Redistribution of Cryptocurrency Supply by Single Address
According to Bubblemaps, a single address identified as H2rCK acquired 90% of a cryptocurrency's total supply and subsequently redistributed it across more than 150 addresses, suggesting strategic distribution. This action indicates potential manipulation or preparation for liquidity events, which could impact market volatility and available supply. Traders should monitor these addresses for unusual trading activities. |