$Joe, a 64-day-old token, presents an interesting on-chain snapshot worth examining. The bubblemap data reveals a fragmented holder landscape—a single cluster commands just 3.2% of total supply, suggesting relatively decentralized distribution at first glance. However, the CEX aggregation tells a different story: exchange-concentrated wallets hold a commanding 58.2%, indicating significant liquidity concentration on centralized platforms. Breaking down the exchange holdings, major platforms show notable positions: one major trading venue accounts for 21.4% of the supply, while another holds 16.2%. These figures highlight how institutional and exchange capital can dominate token circulation despite broader retail participation. Top holder Ramsetx remains a key player in the token's ownership structure. The data paints a picture of a young token still establishing its distribution equilibrium.
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GasFeePhobia
· 23h ago
58% on exchanges? Isn't that a typical centralized tactic, claiming to be decentralized on the surface but actually just waiting for the whales to offload?
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LiquidationAlert
· 23h ago
It looks beautifully decentralized, but in reality, 58% is stacked in exchanges... This is the reality of Web3.
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WealthCoffee
· 23h ago
58% held on exchanges? Isn't that just centralization disguised as decentralization... LOL, I should have seen through it long ago.
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VibesOverCharts
· 23h ago
Exchanges hold 58% of the supply... This is outrageous. On the surface, it appears decentralized, but in reality, it's all in centralized platforms' hands—typical false decentralization.
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NFTregretter
· 23h ago
It looks quite decentralized, but actually the exchange holds 58%... Now that's the real truth, haha.
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ChainMelonWatcher
· 23h ago
Exchanges hold 58%? That's outrageous. On the surface, it's decentralized, but in reality, it's still centralized. Joe, this small coin, will have to wait to be exploited.
$Joe, a 64-day-old token, presents an interesting on-chain snapshot worth examining. The bubblemap data reveals a fragmented holder landscape—a single cluster commands just 3.2% of total supply, suggesting relatively decentralized distribution at first glance. However, the CEX aggregation tells a different story: exchange-concentrated wallets hold a commanding 58.2%, indicating significant liquidity concentration on centralized platforms. Breaking down the exchange holdings, major platforms show notable positions: one major trading venue accounts for 21.4% of the supply, while another holds 16.2%. These figures highlight how institutional and exchange capital can dominate token circulation despite broader retail participation. Top holder Ramsetx remains a key player in the token's ownership structure. The data paints a picture of a young token still establishing its distribution equilibrium.