2026-01-14 10:22:40

Recently, a new interesting phenomenon has emerged in the crypto world— a meme coin successfully made its debut on a major exchange. Even more dramatic is that the founder of this coin holds 39.2% of the circulating supply, which is quite a significant share.

Honestly, seeing such a holding structure, many people have started to wonder: with the founder holding so many tokens, is there a risk of a dump in the future? After all, in the crypto market, the founder's holding ratio has always been a key indicator for investors. From historical experience, highly concentrated holdings often imply greater potential for price volatility.

But from another perspective, being listed on a top-tier exchange itself indicates that the project has passed a fairly rigorous review process. This at least sends a signal: the market still recognizes the project's fundamentals. Whether the founder will dump later depends on the project's actual operations and community consensus.

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TopEscapeArtist

· 4h ago

39.2%? Bro, isn't this just a ticking time bomb? Looking at the technicals, the MACD is almost losing momentum.

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LiquidityNinja

· 4h ago

39.2%? This founder really has a big nerve, directly holding the power to dump the market.

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AirdropHunterXM

· 4h ago

39.2%? That ratio is a bit questionable; it depends on how to proceed later.

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DiamondHands

· 4h ago

39.2%？ That's an outrageous ratio. Still daring to list on top-tier exchanges. Wait, crashing the market is just a matter of time, isn't it? Approval from top-tier exchanges does not equal a project being reliable. Don't be too naive. Meme coins are basically gambling. The founder's holdings... I think I'll stay on the sidelines. It's another routine of cutting leeks; I've seen it too many times. What does listing on top-tier exchanges prove? It only shows that exchanges also want to make money. With this level of concentration, a single news can instantly crash the price to the ground. I wouldn't dare to touch such coins; the risk is too high.

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GasFeeCrier

· 4h ago

39.2%? Bro, isn't this just a warning sign of a rug pull... Wait, is it on a top-tier exchange? Then it might really be different. Whether they dump or not depends on the operation, but I definitely wouldn't dare to touch it.

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just_another_fish

· 4h ago

39.2% Still dare to go to the top? Are you crazy --- Another prelude story of a founder cutting the leeks --- Getting on the exchange can be whitewashed? I don't think so --- All meme coins are like this, sooner or later they will crash, don't you have a sense of proportion --- The review of top exchanges is just so-so --- Trust what fundamentals? Trust the founder’s conscience? --- Waiting to see the follow-up, anyway I don’t dare to touch this kind --- 39.2%... I can smell the smell of copper --- Community consensus? Nice words, but it’s all about how the whales move --- This is the fate of meme coins, a mess of feathers

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