Over the years of making meme coins, situations like this are really rare. 220,000 holding addresses is almost unheard of in small-cap projects. Generally speaking, with such a dispersed number of holders, the market cap shouldn't be too low. This phenomenon is quite interesting, indicating either that big investors entered early and locked in their chips, or that a large number of retail investors have recently flooded in. Regardless of the case, such a holding structure is not common among meme coins and is worth paying more attention to.
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SighingCashier
· 21h ago
220,000 addresses is indeed outrageous; only a handful of small coins can reach such numbers.
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JustAnotherWallet
· 21h ago
220,000 addresses, this data is a bit outrageous. Small caps can still be this dispersed.
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CryptoFortuneTeller
· 21h ago
220,000 addresses—this data is indeed eye-catching; the number of retail investors is outrageously high.
Over the years of making meme coins, situations like this are really rare. 220,000 holding addresses is almost unheard of in small-cap projects. Generally speaking, with such a dispersed number of holders, the market cap shouldn't be too low. This phenomenon is quite interesting, indicating either that big investors entered early and locked in their chips, or that a large number of retail investors have recently flooded in. Regardless of the case, such a holding structure is not common among meme coins and is worth paying more attention to.