Fone’s top 40 holders: half the players cleared out and left, yet the price action could still hold steady—how is that even possible? Let’s take a look at the data!!
2026.8.31 —
#Fone , data change for the top 40 coin-holder addresses
1: pump addresses: inflow 28.33%
2: the top-40 individuals’ addresses: 16 new entrants, 2 reduced holdings, and 5 increased holdings
$Fone daily key summary:
Today I received a request from a brother to check Fone’s holding changes. Dan Sha (single-kill) compiled the data. The last time the data was collected was on 8.28, which is 3 days ago. At that time, the pump pool’s inflow was 28.33%, which shows the token has declined compared to when it was collected 3 days ago. In the top-40 addresses, 2 people reduced their holdings, but the reduction amount isn’t very large. In total, 5 people increased their holdings, and the amount bought was relatively higher. Compared with 3 days ago, there were 16 new addresses entering the top 40. Of those, 11 entered by buying into the top 40. There are 2 addresses that are DLMM addresses, and 1 address rose into the top rankings normally. The remaining 2 addresses were transferred in from other addresses to enter the top 40. Correspondingly, there were 16 addresses that dropped out of the rankings. Those 16 addresses had a total of 3 people reducing their holdings. The other 13 addresses basically fully cleared out their positions. That’s roughly the data.
Next, a simple analysis: compared to 3 days ago, the on-chain data change is extremely large—almost all the top addresses have changed. So right now, the top positions are in a high-frequency turnover state. Diamond hands aren’t that many. You can see it from the liquidity pool: the number of reduced-holding amounts is greater than the number of increased-holding amounts, leading to a token price drop. Even though so many people cleared out and left, there’s still a certain amount of buy-side demand to absorb it. The chart dipped, but it wasn’t in an out-of-control situation. The turnover frequency is very high.
From the current data, we can only see this much. In the next few days, Dan Sha will compile the stats again. Then we’ll see whether the market can hold steady. Brothers, see you again for the next round of data!!
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