I always used to ask myself: if the tokens are distributed fairly, does that mean the project is safe? The answer after experience: not necessarily.

🔹Why is fair distribution important?

Because if the tokens are concentrated in a few wallets, they can suddenly sell, the price crashes, and they can buy back at a lower price. The rest gets stuck.

🔹But is distribution enough?

No, because a project may have a fair token distribution, but:

• There is no transparency

• There is no clear plan

• There is no real use of the token

• Liquidity is weak

All these factors affect the project's safety even if the distribution looks excellent.

🔹When is an indicator reassuring?

✅ Tokens are not concentrated in 5–10 wallets

✅ The team’s share follows a vesting plan

✅ The community has a share and participation

✅ Distribution occurs in clear phases

🔹How to monitor this?

There are simple tools that display:

• The largest wallets

• Ownership percentages

• Unusual movements

• Liquidity versus supply

Indicators that help you initially assess the risk.