BOB Holder Wallet Holds 61% of Total Supply
This wallet holds 61% of the total BOB supply, and as you can clearly see — this is not a personal wallet, but an entity wallet.
If you check it on BscScan, you’ll see it is marked as a Contract, which means it has specific functions used for trading within the Alpha platform.
On the Alpha market, users don’t own personal wallets.
All transactions occur within the Dealer’s platform, with no deposit or withdrawal access.
This wallet holds over $36 million in assets, and not just BOB — it contains many other Alpha tokens in large amounts.
You can check this yourself — no developer wallet would ever store such a wide variety of unrelated tokens in such massive amounts.
This wallet is known as the seed wallet.
Does the BOB developer have any other seed wallets?
No. There is only one.
What is a Seed Wallet?
A seed wallet is a receiving wallet that gets tokens directly from the token contract at the time of deployment.
If you now understand that the BOB token is safe, then you should also understand what your next step should be.
If you're planning to sell BOB —
Sell now, while you still can… before you regret it.
If you're planning to buy BOB —
Buy now, while it's still early… before you regret it.
Because in the end, regret only comes in two forms:
Regret because you didn’t sell.
Regret because you didn’t buy.
Pick your regret.
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