2026-01-18 12:28:52

The token distribution of GrokTown is worth paying attention to. According to the development team, the project does not have sniping mechanisms or insider trading issues, with the team holding 5% of the tokens locked for 40 days. Currently, Books and Beaver are the main holders.

From the bubble chart data, each cluster holds only 2.7% of the tokens. More notably, a major exchange's fund wallet accounts for as much as 51.1% within the CEX address cluster—this ratio reflects the concentration risk on the exchange side. Under this distribution pattern, token liquidity and price stability will face certain market challenges.

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DaoDeveloper

· 3h ago

ngl the 51.1% cex concentration is giving serious centralization red flags... that's not decentralized lmao

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Gm_Gn_Merchant

· 3h ago

51.1% concentrated in exchanges, isn't this a ticking time bomb? Exchanges can dump at will, who can stop them? Locking the team for 40 days sounds good, but these numbers still look a bit shaky. Early investors are praying that exchanges don't have any malicious intentions. The decentralization looks acceptable, but the fact that CEXs account for such a large proportion is really unsustainable. It's the same old rhetoric; I just want to know what will happen after the unlock. If this ratio were applied to other projects, they would have already run away. GrokTown is considered pretty good. Such a high concentration means most buyers are gamblers; the chart is just a reference.

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NFTBlackHole

· 3h ago

51.1%？Oops, that's a ticking time bomb. --- Team 5% lock-up for 40 days, sounds good, but half of the chips on the exchange? Seems a bit risky. --- It's the old issue of exchange concentration again; we'll have to see how it unfolds later. --- Single holdings are only 2.7% and thus diversified, but I'm worried about that guy on the exchange making a move. --- It sounds nice saying there's no sniping or black box operations, but with the exchange holding over half? This data is a bit face-slapping. --- Liquidity risk is real; such a distribution makes it easy to be dumped. --- Who are Books and Beaver? Feels like I've never heard of them.

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