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ATLAS Sniping Suspicion: 68 New Wallets Snatch 47% of the Supply, What Does This Operation Imply?
【Blockchain Rhythm】Recently, there is a phenomenon worth noting. A well-known Twitter account has once again promoted the Meme coin ATLAS, which saw its intraday price double, indicating high popularity. But a deeper look into the transaction chain reveals some interesting details.
According to on-chain data, around the time ATLAS was launched, 68 wallets quickly obtained funds through the ChangeNow platform. These wallets are characterized by: almost no prior on-chain activity records, and they received nearly identical amounts of ETH in a short period, then collectively targeted ATLAS. As a result, these 68 addresses now hold 47% of the ATLAS supply, worth approximately $1 million.
In other words, the behavior pattern of these wallets is highly consistent—fundraising → targeting → capturing a large share of circulating supply. Although JD Vance’s pet dog meme indeed increased the project’s visibility, this launch method and concentration of holdings raise some questions. Is the project team intentionally manipulating distribution, or are certain institutions quickly building positions by leveraging IP hype? This warrants ongoing attention.
In summary, the popularity of Meme coins can easily attract attention, but details like the holding structure often reveal clues. When researching new projects, it’s helpful to consider the logic behind wallet addresses.