Lobster Village distributes 250 million tokens to 14 addresses—are they playing an open-hand landlord game? Let’s take a look at the detailed data!

On 2026.8.26, for the first 40 token-holding addresses, changes in #龙虾

1: Gate Total account net inflow 80.43%
Binance Total account net inflow 6.97%
MEXC Total account net outflow 91.3%
pancake Total account net outflow 19.57%

2: Top 10 people addresses: 4 people newly entered, 1 person added to holdings
Top 20 people addresses: 8 people newly entered, 1 person reduced holdings
Top 40 people addresses: 5 people newly entered, 4 people added to holdings, 2 people reduced holdings

$龙虾 Daily Key Summary:
Today’s lobster data is pretty explosive—let’s first look at the overall numbers. Gate’s account net inflow exceeded 20 million tokens. These tokens are the chips collected by Gate’s jump/redirect accounts over the course of several days. A day ago, they were all recharged into Gate’s account in a unified manner. MEXC saw 91.3% of its tokens flow out in a single day, with the token amount at roughly 250 million—very large. These tokens were split by the lobster “zhuang” (market maker) and moved onto 14 on-chain addresses. Each address holds about 10+ million tokens. Among the top 40 addresses, 5 people added to their holdings. One address is a transfer into an MEXC address; the other 4 addresses should all be personal addresses. All four represent real add-to-holdings actions. Among them, 3 people reduced holdings, but the amounts reduced by those 3 are so small that “single-kill” tracking would just skip it. Then, among the top 40 addresses, there are 17 newly entered addresses in total: 14 of them are zhuang’s addresses, and the other 3 entered because their add-to-holdings actions pushed them up in ranking. Of the 17 addresses that dropped out, most were due to the zhuang dispersing chips and other addresses adding to their holdings, causing them to fall out of the top 40. That’s basically the high-level data.

Next, let’s break it down and analyze it. In the previous tracking, “single-kill” said the zhuang had basically already completed its chip distribution. Today should be the last big-scale distribution. It can basically be considered an open-hand landlord game now. Today’s token price has risen quite noticeably, and that also shows that the zhuang’s chip collection and distribution have completed the most important early stage. But “single-kill” still needs to remind everyone: based on “single-kill”’s statistics from start to finish, “single-kill” estimates the overall cost of the zhuang’s chips to be around 9 to 13 million. All the data has already been laid out for you.

At this point in the market, “single-kill” doesn’t dare to make random commentary. Everyone can play their own open-hand landlord game with their own skills!!