BREW experiences huge fluctuations, and the analysis of single kills really gives me a headache, haha!
On 2026.9.9,
#BREW : changes in the top 40 token-holding addresses
Burn address: inflow of 53.3%
New entrants to the top 40: 19 people total; 12 bought, 2 rose normally, 1 is suspected to be an exchange, 1 added more and entered, 3 transferred in
Falling out of the top 40: 19 people total; 10 cleared their positions, 8 transferred out, 1 dropped in ranking
Added to the top 40: 7 people
Reduced exposure in the top 40: 5 people; 4 reduced, 1 transferred out
$BREW Daily Key Summary:
This is the first time we’re compiling statistics for BREW. The changes in the data are a bit large. There are quite a lot of addresses among the top 40 that bought, but after doing single-kill analysis, it turns out that most of these addresses entered via FOMO, which is very strange. For the addresses that fell out of the top 40, there are a lot of people who fully cleared their positions. For addresses that transferred out, the single-kill analysis suggests they are related to the same address cluster. Among those adding to the top 40, 7 people increased, and the amount of their adds is relatively large. Meanwhile, the 5 people reducing positions is also a fairly large number. Overall, the market is currently very volatile and belongs to major back-and-forth competition and contesting. However, during the statistics, the single-kill analysis also found that many addresses are connected or intertwined with the originating addresses. Brothers, you can analyze the data yourselves. But the burn speed is indeed very fast—about 20 million tokens were burned in 2 days. Because the data changes are too big, the single-kill will wait until the data stabilizes somewhat before compiling and counting again!
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