Looking at the top holders of ASSDAQ, we can spot some interesting distribution patterns worth tracking. The leading wallet dominates with a commanding 33.3% stake, while the second-largest holder sits at just 3.2%, showing significant concentration at the top. This whales-heavy structure is typical for newer tokens. Digging deeper into diversification, the second-ranked wallet holds $3.9K in SOL alongside $105 in PUMP2Y tokens. The third wallet shows a similar strategy with $6.2K in SOL and $364 allocated to PUMP2Y (representing 3.17% of their position). Mid-tier holders like wallet #4 maintain smaller SOL positions around $112. What stands out is how these major stakeholders are hedging their ASSDAQ exposure by maintaining meaningful SOL reserves—a smart move for risk management in volatile altcoin markets. If you're tracking ASSDAQ momentum, monitoring these whale movements across SOL and PUMP2Y can provide useful signals about institutional confidence in the token ecosystem.