Looking at $meow's tokenomics breakdown, the distribution tells an interesting story. The core team holds just 1.5% of total supply, while insiders account for 3.9%—reportedly clean with zero sniper activity based on dev analysis. Key stakeholders like Gake, Marcell, and Mitch are among the top holders carrying significant positions.
Bubblemap data reveals no major concentration clusters scattered across wallets, which signals relatively healthy distribution. However, the CEX ecosystem concentration is notable at 55.6%, with exchange-funded wallets representing a substantial portion of circulating supply. This level of exchange exposure is worth monitoring as it can influence short-term price dynamics and liquidity patterns.
The combination of transparent team allocation and moderate insider exposure suggests the project has attempted to build credibility through distribution design—though the heavy CEX footprint means market makers and trading bots will play a significant role in price action.
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GateUser-9ad11037
· 11h ago
55.6% is held on exchanges, which is outrageous. To put it simply, it's still about the whales manipulating the market.
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ETH_Maxi_Taxi
· 11h ago
55.6% is held on exchanges, which is why the price is constantly being manipulated... big players simply can't control the market.
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governance_ghost
· 11h ago
The 55.6% proportion of exchange wallets... might lead to a dump later on.
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MeaninglessGwei
· 12h ago
CEX 55.6% Honestly, this proportion is a bit suspicious. When the time comes to dump, there's really no way to prevent it.
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LiquidationHunter
· 12h ago
Whoa, 55.6% is in exchanges? That's crazy... The robots are about to dance.
Looking at $meow's tokenomics breakdown, the distribution tells an interesting story. The core team holds just 1.5% of total supply, while insiders account for 3.9%—reportedly clean with zero sniper activity based on dev analysis. Key stakeholders like Gake, Marcell, and Mitch are among the top holders carrying significant positions.
Bubblemap data reveals no major concentration clusters scattered across wallets, which signals relatively healthy distribution. However, the CEX ecosystem concentration is notable at 55.6%, with exchange-funded wallets representing a substantial portion of circulating supply. This level of exchange exposure is worth monitoring as it can influence short-term price dynamics and liquidity patterns.
The combination of transparent team allocation and moderate insider exposure suggests the project has attempted to build credibility through distribution design—though the heavy CEX footprint means market makers and trading bots will play a significant role in price action.