🧨 Meme Coins, Mega Dumps: HAWK & the Supply Centralization Trap

HAWK (aka “Hawk Tuah” memecoin) made headlines as a celebrity-backed viral token. It surged after launch… then crashed by 90% in under 3 hours.

🕸️ Bubble Data Doesn’t Lie

Bubblemaps revealed a shocking ownership pattern:

~80% of HAWK supply was tied to wallets linked to the team

16% was preloaded before launch

That’s 96% controlled before the public even touched it

This wasn't “bad luck” — it was a liquidity trap.

📉 When the Dump Hits

Once the token hit public markets, it was flooded. No meaningful distribution, no defense. Prices collapsed fast. Users lost thousands, including one infamous quote:

“I really lost $43k apeing into ‘hawk tuah’ coin.”

💡 Bubblemaps = Onchain X-ray

Bubblemaps doesn’t speculate — it visualizes. Giant, clustered bubbles = centralized control = red flags. No need to guess who’s holding the bag. You can see it.

In HAWK’s case, connected bubbles lit up like a warning sign — but only if you were watching.

👀 The Real Message

Preloaded supply = insiders win

Token control = price manipulation risk

Memes can mislead — onchain bubbles don't

This wasn’t a “celeb rug” — but it was a structural flaw, and Bubblemaps caught it in real-time.

🗨️ Before you ape…

Are you checking token distribution before buying?
Have you used Bubblemaps to spot the next red flag?

Look before you leap 👇
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