Just analyzed $WKC token distribution—here's what stands out. The dev team controls 1.7% of supply while insiders sit on 2.6%, and snipers hold another 1.6% according to blockchain data. Notable wallets like nyhrox and joji rank among the top holders, worth tracking.
Bubble map shows interesting clustering patterns: one wallet group commands 3.9% of tokens, a second cluster controls 2.9%. But here's the real story—centralized exchange wallets hold 61.5% of the token supply. That's massive concentration, which could signal either strong institutional backing or significant selling pressure down the line.
This distribution profile matters for liquidity and price stability. When this much supply sits in exchange wallets, even moderate market shifts can trigger volatility.
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UncleLiquidation
· 8h ago
Exchange wallets 61.5%? This thing gets dumped at the slightest bearish signal, even the market makers can't escape.
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GasFeeBarbecue
· 9h ago
Exchange wallets 61.5%? That’s really alarming. Buddy, this is definitely a ticking time bomb.
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FUD_Vaccinated
· 01-17 00:53
61.5% in exchange wallets? This is either institutions accumulating or a ticking time bomb.
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Viktor01
· 01-16 06:52
But it's just listed on one CEX which is gate.
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Bobbynoss
· 01-16 01:44
My question to all of you is how do we fix this problem?
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BuyTheTop
· 01-15 22:17
Exchange wallets 61.5%? How long will it take to run?
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CountdownToBroke
· 01-15 22:15
Exchange wallets 61.5%? That's a ticking time bomb; any institution can just dump the market and it's over.
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ZkProofPudding
· 01-15 22:06
Exchange wallets 61.5%? That number is outrageous. Just a small movement could cause a dump.
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GasOptimizer
· 01-15 22:05
61.5% is held by exchanges. This isn't good liquidity; it's a ticking time bomb. The data is right here.
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TokenAlchemist
· 01-15 21:57
61.5% on exchanges is honestly a liquidation cascade waiting to happen... one bad market move and we're watching state transitions nobody wants to see. devs holding that tight distribution? classic inefficiency vector right there.
Just analyzed $WKC token distribution—here's what stands out. The dev team controls 1.7% of supply while insiders sit on 2.6%, and snipers hold another 1.6% according to blockchain data. Notable wallets like nyhrox and joji rank among the top holders, worth tracking.
Bubble map shows interesting clustering patterns: one wallet group commands 3.9% of tokens, a second cluster controls 2.9%. But here's the real story—centralized exchange wallets hold 61.5% of the token supply. That's massive concentration, which could signal either strong institutional backing or significant selling pressure down the line.
This distribution profile matters for liquidity and price stability. When this much supply sits in exchange wallets, even moderate market shifts can trigger volatility.