$ELLIE (CA: 7pL98QbnrMZCe5FEKajSdTTgLn6Thf5CFaozLkayBAGS) presents an interesting case study in token distribution patterns. At 162 days old, the token is beyond the standard analysis window—traditional dev tracking tools no longer apply here.
The on-chain data reveals some noteworthy concentration metrics. Minor holder clusters are scattered at 4.7%, 7.9%, 4%, and 3.8% respectively. However, the CEX map cluster dominates significantly at 76.6%, indicating substantial exchange concentration. More notably, centralized exchange-funded wallets account for 31% of holdings, suggesting heavy reliance on institutional exchange support.
What stands out: there's virtually no KOL backing for this project. Combined with the elevated CEX concentration rates, this paints a picture of a token heavily dependent on exchange infrastructure rather than organic community traction. Investors might want to factor this into their risk assessment.
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FalseProfitProphet
· 01-17 20:48
76.6% CEX concentration? How risky is that... Without KOL endorsements and relying solely on exchanges for support, it will eventually collapse.
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AirdropHunter
· 01-17 20:45
76.6% exchange concentration... What's the point of playing around with this, nobody's interested at all.
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SignatureVerifier
· 01-17 20:44
76.6% cex concentration? yeah that's... not a good look tbh. no kol backing + exchange dependency = recipe for disaster when liquidity dries up, not if. been seeing this pattern too many times already
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SandwichDetector
· 01-17 20:44
76.6% exchange concentration? That data is a bit outrageous, it feels like the exchange is just hyping itself up.
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ForkInTheRoad
· 01-17 20:39
76.6% CEX concentration... This is outrageous, completely just a puppet of the exchange.
$ELLIE (CA: 7pL98QbnrMZCe5FEKajSdTTgLn6Thf5CFaozLkayBAGS) presents an interesting case study in token distribution patterns. At 162 days old, the token is beyond the standard analysis window—traditional dev tracking tools no longer apply here.
The on-chain data reveals some noteworthy concentration metrics. Minor holder clusters are scattered at 4.7%, 7.9%, 4%, and 3.8% respectively. However, the CEX map cluster dominates significantly at 76.6%, indicating substantial exchange concentration. More notably, centralized exchange-funded wallets account for 31% of holdings, suggesting heavy reliance on institutional exchange support.
What stands out: there's virtually no KOL backing for this project. Combined with the elevated CEX concentration rates, this paints a picture of a token heavily dependent on exchange infrastructure rather than organic community traction. Investors might want to factor this into their risk assessment.