Interesting is happening with $龙虾 . Two newly created wallets have pulled a combined 280.75 million tokens worth around $12.21 million from exchanges over the past three days.
That’s the eye-catching part: the stash reportedly represents 28.08% of the token’s entire supply.
One wallet now holds 98.2 million tokens, while the other has accumulated another 182.55 million. That’s a huge concentration in just two addresses. Are we looking at a whale making a big bet, or could these wallets belong to the same entity? Their ownership hasn’t been confirmed, so it’s worth watching before jumping to conclusions. Exchange withdrawals also don’t automatically mean the tokens have been bought recently.
Wallets to watch:
• 0x4d2807ce1AcbDfdDbacB63f3152ed84daeEEb539 = 98.2M 龙虾
• 0x5a4284685De34b7c20dB03A8E26157B27fdEb320 = 182.55M #龙虾
Nearly 30% of supply in two wallets… this one is definitely worth noticing.
That’s the eye-catching part: the stash reportedly represents 28.08% of the token’s entire supply.
One wallet now holds 98.2 million tokens, while the other has accumulated another 182.55 million. That’s a huge concentration in just two addresses. Are we looking at a whale making a big bet, or could these wallets belong to the same entity? Their ownership hasn’t been confirmed, so it’s worth watching before jumping to conclusions. Exchange withdrawals also don’t automatically mean the tokens have been bought recently.
Wallets to watch:
• 0x4d2807ce1AcbDfdDbacB63f3152ed84daeEEb539 = 98.2M 龙虾
• 0x5a4284685De34b7c20dB03A8E26157B27fdEb320 = 182.55M #龙虾
Nearly 30% of supply in two wallets… this one is definitely worth noticing.