Who Really Holds 60% of the BOB Supply?
Many have questioned the wallet that holds up to 60% of the total BOB supply.
Before jumping to conclusions, let’s take a clear look at the facts.
First of all, the BOB smart contract is fully decentralized. This isn’t an empty claim — I’ve stated it many times, and anyone can verify it directly on the BNB Chain.
On November 14, right after the deployment was complete, the dev team added a liquidity pool on a DEX so that BOB tokens could be traded.
When Dealer Alpha announced its listing, a portion of that liquidity was allocated to the platform to support trading activity.
To this day, the highest trading volume for BOB happens on Dealer Alpha.
So, how did one wallet end up holding 60% of the supply?
The answer is simple: that wallet is Dealer Alpha’s hot wallet.
Every time someone buys BOB through Dealer Alpha, the tokens are automatically collected into that wallet by the system — not through manual transactions, but via smart contract automation.
I’ve personally audited the wallet and found that all transactions are system-driven, not controlled manually or by any developer.
And most importantly — that wallet has never sold a single BOB token.
Once the spot listing goes live, the deposit and withdrawal features will be enabled. Naturally, many users will withdraw their BOB into their personal decentralized wallets, and that’s when the 60% held in the hot wallet will begin to flow out and distribute.
If you still have doubts, I encourage you to perform your own audit. All the data is transparent and on-chain.
To this day, no one has been able to refute what I’ve claimed about BOB — simply because there’s no evidence of manipulation or foul play by the developers.
So why is the price going down?
It’s the result of panic selling, driven by fear and false assumptions.
Some people are hoping for a deeper drop to accumulate more tokens at a lower price.
Others have given up and labeled BOB a scam despite having no proof to support that accusation.
