Nimbus (NBS) shows a significant concentration of insider holdings. According to on-chain data, approximately 94% of NBS tokens are currently held across just 2 wallets on the Ethereum network (Contract: 0x0cc0af40446ae6fe59ec62dffe17853c52c02197). This extreme centralization raises questions about token distribution and potential liquidity concerns. Traders monitoring whale activities and insider movements should keep close tabs on these addresses, as large position shifts could impact market dynamics. Such high concentration among a few holders is a critical factor when assessing the tokenomics and long-term viability of any project.
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OnchainFortuneTeller
· 17h ago
94% concentrated in 2 wallets? Isn't this just a move to pump and dump?
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DaoDeveloper
· 01-14 04:11
94% in just 2 wallets? yeah that's not tokenomics, that's just a rug waiting to happen lol
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rug_connoisseur
· 01-11 17:52
94% in 2 wallets? lol this is literally a textbook rugpull setup, not even hiding it
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CexIsBad
· 01-11 17:45
94% concentrated in two wallets? Isn't this just a big internal pump-and-dump project?
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nbs this liquidity, do you really dare to touch it?
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Two wallets holding 94%, such a project is dangerously risky
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Another highly centralized coin, who do you think you're fooling?
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Keep an eye on these two addresses, once they dump, the entire market will be ruined
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Such centralization is still called decentralization? How ironic
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With liquidity this poor, how can it possibly survive long-term?
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94% concentration... this project has fundamental design flaws
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The day whales dump is the day retail investors get burned
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ZKSherlock
· 01-11 17:44
actually... 94% in 2 wallets? that's not even a tokenomics structure anymore, it's just a trust assumption masquerading as decentralization. have people considered what the computational overhead of this centralization means for actual security models here?
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SelfStaking
· 01-11 17:32
94% in 2 wallets? This isn't even a coin; it's just insiders' private funds.
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DuskSurfer
· 01-11 17:31
94% concentrated in two wallets? That's outrageous, it should have been sold early
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With this level of concentration in nbs, one dump and it's over
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Two wallets holding the entire market, who dares to touch this trash
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Where's the promised decentralization? Laughing to death
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This liquidity is a mess, no wonder no one dares to take over
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I'm already tired of these tricks in the crypto world, next one please
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Standard setup for insiders to cut leeks
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Looks like it's another prelude to a rug pull
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94% is really absolute, are the project team so confident
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Wallet addresses are all exposed, what else do they want to hide
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CryptoFortuneTeller
· 01-11 17:24
94% concentrated in two wallets? That's so outrageous, when sell orders come in, it crashes immediately.
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NftDeepBreather
· 01-11 17:24
94% in two wallets? Isn't that just a locked position? What can you really do with it?
Nimbus (NBS) shows a significant concentration of insider holdings. According to on-chain data, approximately 94% of NBS tokens are currently held across just 2 wallets on the Ethereum network (Contract: 0x0cc0af40446ae6fe59ec62dffe17853c52c02197). This extreme centralization raises questions about token distribution and potential liquidity concerns. Traders monitoring whale activities and insider movements should keep close tabs on these addresses, as large position shifts could impact market dynamics. Such high concentration among a few holders is a critical factor when assessing the tokenomics and long-term viability of any project.