$US In Alpha Binance, the holder count of many coins —including US— does not change in real time, and in some cases, it appears frozen. This happens for several reasons:

🔸 1. Holders are not on-chain

In Alpha, most new coins are not yet on a public blockchain.
The holders you see are users within the Binance Alpha sandbox, not real on-chain addresses.

➡️ That's why the number tends to be stable or move very little.

🔸 2. Slow counter updates

The holder counter often gets updated every:
• 6 hours
• 12 hours
• even 24 hours

It depends on the token.
So, even if there are buys/sells, the number takes time to reflect.

🔸 3. Most purchases are made through internal orders

In Alpha, when you buy a new token like US, almost everything happens in an "internal book" where not every order is counted as a new holder.

Example:
• If a thousand people buy very little
• It may still show the same number of holders
because Binance groups them.

🔸 4. Sometimes the counter gets frozen for maintenance

This happens more often than it seems with new tokens.
It stays fixed for hours or even days.

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✔️ In summary:

The number of holders of US does not change because it does not reflect real-time activity, and because Alpha uses a simplified counter that sometimes gets frozen or updates in batches.