Exposing $TUT (Tutorial) Part (1/4)

Opening case file.

Re: $TUT , aka Tutorial - chain BNB. Originally just a simple educational demonstration. A developer made a tutorial video on launching a token. The mainnet version turned into a whole story — AI-powered learning platform, community education tool, the “token that teaches you about tokens.”

By early August 2026, the project was receiving considerable market attention. The price action accelerated rapidly. Printed all time high close to $0.30. The market cap traded in nine figures for a short period. Extreme levels of futures volume and liquidations. The move was framed in public discussion as a validation of the education meta.

The distribution records were then checked.

Principal evidence: Top Holders list (Source: CoinMarketCap)

The top ten wallets hold 91.73% of the total supply.

Breakdown of the file:

Wallet 1 holds 21.81%
Wallet 2 (0x000…dEaD) holds 16.70% — confirmed burn address
Wallet 3 holds 13.61%
Wallet 4 holds 12.03%
Wallet 5 holds 7.00%
Remaining five wallets in the top ten account for another 20%+

Combined, the top ten addresses control over nine-tenths of every TUT in existence. The remaining 8.27% is distributed across the rest of the holder base (approximately 20,000 addresses).

This is not uncommon for a token with CEX listings and high trading volume. But it’s very concentrated. The effective free float available to ordinary market participants is shallow. This means that the process of price discovery is dependent on a few large wallets, and not on wide organic distribution.

The recent steep drop from the highs — about 40-50% in 24 hours with massive liquidations — lines up with this concentration profile. The supply is mostly concentrated in a few addresses, meaning large repositioning or profit-taking has a disproportionate impact on the market.