When a project suddenly looks like it is becoming more decentralized, it is usually the exact moment you are being set up for a distribution event.

Most retail traders see top-holder concentration dropping and think it is safe to buy, only to watch their portfolio bleed out days later. It is a sickening feeling when you realize you bought the exact top of a coordinated exit.

I have watched this play out since the early days of $ETH and older altcoin cycles. What looks like organic distribution is often just an optical illusion. Just yesterday, the top ten wallets of a trending token held 86.1% of the supply, but today that number suddenly dropped to 78.37%.

Insiders rarely dump all at once anymore because it triggers panic. Instead, they split their holdings across dozens of fresh, clean wallets to wash trade and manipulate the order books. This allows them to slowly bleed the price of $SOL or other ecosystem tokens while making the project look healthier on block explorers.

Have you noticed this kind of wallet reshuffling in your own bags recently?

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