Share of wallet-held value in the 10 largest wallets · 48 days
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Liquid pools1
Constructive
Spreading as supply shrinks
What the data says
Holders stand at 6,972, down 26 (−0.4%) over 7 days and up 1,049 (+18%) over 30.
On-chain supply is 690.26 shares, down 28% over 7 days and down 62% over 30 days (2.2K minted, 3.3K burned). The underlying closed at $1257.03, up 9.0% over 30 days, which is the market's doing rather than the chain's. The supply is worth $867.7K on chain.
The ten largest wallets hold 83% of wallet-held value, down from 90% 30 days ago; whales ($100K+) hold 35%.
286 wallets a day moved the token over the last week, up from 254 the week before.
What it means
Holders are rising while supply is burned off: large positions are being redeemed off chain while smaller ones arrive. The base widens even as the float shrinks, which is distribution in the good sense of the word.
Concentration is falling as holders rise, so the largest wallets are the ones distributing. That caps rallies for now and leaves a wider base behind.
A mechanical read of this page over the last 30 days, not advice. The rules are fixed: holders against on-chain supply, then concentration, activity and liquidity where they add something. Only the numbers move.
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