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I was curious about why $TUT has not been moving for like 2 weeks since 22-9-2025 Only one spike up to $0,11 and down to between $0,08-$0,09. So I did ask chat gtp why, but it did not give me a clear answer. So can you do?
You can read chat gtp answer below.
Here’s what I found on Tutorial (TUT) (often called “Tut coin”) and why its price has been staying above about $0.08 since ~22 September 2025 — even though the broader crypto market is volatile:
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What the data shows
On 22 September 2025, TUT’s closing price was around $0.0795 to $0.0854 based on historical data.
Since then, fluctuations, it’s generally remained above ~$0.08.
On 20 September, it even hit a local all-time high (or a local peak) near ~$0.1137, likely driven by speculative momentum.
So yes — there is volatility (ups and downs), but the “floor” seems to have shifted upwards.
Why might TUT be staying above ~$0.08?
There is no single guaranteed explanation, but several plausible factors often cause certain coins to hold a price “support level”:
Possible FactorWhat It Means / How It WorksSupporting Observations / CaveatsIncreased demand / speculative interestIf more traders believe TUT has upside, they may buy dips, preventing it from falling too muchThe surge to ~$0.11 suggests people were buying aggressively. CoinMarketCap+1Tokenomics / supply constraintsIf there’s limited selling pressure (e.g. many holders are “holding,” not selling)I didn’t find public evidence of lock-ups or major token burns — but it’s possible some holders are “strong hands”Project developments / announcementsPositive news (partnerships, integrations, features) can give confidenceThe listing on big exchanges and “multi-chain platform integration” was cited in news about recent spikes. CoinMarketCap+2CoinGecko+2Psychological / technical support levelTraders sometimes treat round numbers (like $0.08) as a “margin of safety” — when prices drop, buyers step in thereOnce a level holds, it can become a self-fulfilling supportLower volatility in that specific assetWhile the overall crypto market might be volatile, individual assets sometimes decouple partiallyThe price moves for TUT in recent days are somewhat narrower compared to wild swings in other cryptos
Why overall market volatility doesn’t necessarily force TUT below $0.08
Cryptos don’t always move in perfect correlation. Some coins serve as “safe havens” or attract speculative momentum even in uncertain markets.
If enough confidence or speculation remains behind TUT, that can counter downward pressure.
Sometimes, when the broader market dips, people rotate out of risky/high-cap coins into smaller ones they believe have explosive potential — so TUT could even benefit at times.
Great — I dug into the on-chain data and here’s what I found (short version first, then the details and what it means for price).
Quick summary
Large concentration of TUT is held in a few addresses. The top 10 holders own ~90.9% of supply and the top 1 address alone holds ~59% (CoinCarp’s rich-list snapshot).
A large burn address holds ~16% (the 0x...dead address) — that lowers the effective circulating float.
On-chain market data and token supply: circulating supply is ~837.7M TUT, max supply 1B; current price ~$0.08 (CoinMarketCap / BscScan). CoinMarketCap+1
Taken together, a small tradable float + big exchange / whale holdings + a big burn helps explain why TUT has stayed above roughly $0.08 since 2025-09-22: there simply isn’t a large freely tradable supply pushing price down, and big holders/exchanges sitting on large balances can act as a de-facto “support” while also creating risk of a big dump if they sell.
Top holders / rich list — CoinCarp’s Top-100 shows:
Top 1: 0xf9778... holds ~59.19% of tokens (that address is a well-known exchange wallet format).
Top 2: 0x000...dead holds ~16.10% (tokens sent to burn).
Top 10 owners together ≈ 90.93% of supply.
Explorer & supply / marketcap — BscScan token page shows circulating supply ≈ 837,711,184 TUT, on-chain market cap ≈ $81.5M, and ~16.7k holders. Price context & listings — CoinMarketCap / CoinGecko list TUT as a BNB-Chain meme/educational token and show the recent price range around $0.08–$0.11. Listings on exchanges and DEX pairs give liquidity but do not necessarily mean a large free float.
(You may see slightly different %s on different sites — DEXTools, CoinCarp, BscScan and others calculate things slightly differently and may or may not count LP tokens, exchange wallets, or burned tokens the same way. I cited the specific sources above.)
Why that explains the price staying ≥ ~$0.08Low free float / high concentration — when most tokens sit in a few addresses (especially exchange wallets or liquidity pools) there are fewer tokens available for retail sellers to push price down. Buyers stepping in on dips can therefore hold the price up.
Significant burn — ~16% in the dead address reduces the habitable supply and raises the price floor (all else equal).
Exchange/whale behavior — if a top wallet is an exchange custody wallet, price can be stable while that exchange holds inventory; if it’s a single whale holding, their decision to HODL vs. sell directly controls large price moves.
Net effect: smaller available supply + buyers stepping in at perceived support -> price can stay in a narrow band even during broader market volatility. But it’s also fragile: if an exchange or one big holder moves/sells, price can dump fast.
Risks & what to watch (practical monitoring)
Watch the top addresses (the top 5–10). If one of them moves to a DEX or to many smaller addresses, that’s a potential sell signal. Tools: BscScan holders tab, DEXTools, CoinCarp richlist.
Check whether top addresses are exchanges or liquidity pools. Exchange custody addresses (Binance/KuCoin/OKX, etc.) are different from private whale wallets or PancakeSwap LP tokens — exchange wallets being sold on-chain often means real selling pressure.
Monitor LP liquidity size on PancakeSwap (how many BNB/USDT locked with TUT). Low liquidity + large seller = big slippage/dump. (You can check pair contracts on BscScan / PancakeSwap explorer.)
Set alerts (BscScan, DEXTools, Blocknative/Lookonchain) to notify on large transfers from the top holders.
Remember the burn — burned tokens are permanent; that’s bullish in theory but doesn’t stop a dump from big holders still circulating the remainder.
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