BHLTC

#Bubblemaps A chart reveals 91% concentration: What is 'invisible control'?

When you open #Bubblemaps and see that a certain cluster controls as much as 91% of the supply, this is an extremely dangerous signal. In the case of #BHLTC (SOL), a single cluster occupies nearly all the chips.

This means that no matter how many retail investors are trading in the market, it is the manipulators behind this cluster who truly decide the price trend of the coin. As long as they sell, the price is almost impossible to resist.

For investors, such a market condition does not require complex models; simply seeing '90% concentrated in one group' is enough to serve as a red light warning.

This is why I most support @Bubblemaps.io .

$BMT

@Bubblemaps.io Small Gas Fee, Actually a Clue to Large-Scale Control

In the case of #BHLTC , the core wallet #111 continuously sends out 0.1 SOL to other addresses within the cluster. On the surface, it's just sporadic transfers, but behind it is actually an action of 'fueling all the small accounts'.

This means: these addresses are not individual investors, but 'puppet accounts' controlled by the same person.

This behavior reveals another risk: even if the addresses appear to be decentralized, if the source of funds is the same, it is an invisible concentration.

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