The first buy sets the tape — and the price moves from the very first block.
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LOW STRUCTURAL RISK
Dev holdingsThe creator's current balance ÷ circulating (bought) supply. The disclosed dev-buy counts here — never hidden.0.00%
Top 10 holdThe ten largest balances ÷ circulating supply. Exact while bonding — the transfer-lock means holders can only be curve traders.0.00%
Snipers (first 60s)Supply bought within 60s of launch and still held. Sells consume the earliest tranche first; exited snipers drop out.0.00%
Bundled walletsBuyers who shared a block with ≥2 other buyers — the same-block cluster pattern bots use to split a snipe across wallets.0
Common-funder cluster≥2 buyers whose USDC came from the same wallet shortly before launch. Catches sybil bundles that share one bankroll — legible on Arc because USDC transfers emit logs.tracing…
Insiders (received, not bought)Supply received via transfer instead of bought on the curve. Provably 0 while bonding — tokens are transfer-locked until graduation.0%
Methodology — how every number is computed
All signals derive from on-chain Trade events only. Pre-graduation tokens are transfer-locked, so the holder set is exactly the set of curve traders — nothing can be hidden by moving tokens. · Dev holdings = creator's current balance ÷ circulating (bought) supply. · Top 10 = ten largest balances ÷ circulating supply. · Snipers = supply bought within 60 seconds of launch and still held ÷ circulating supply (sells consume the earliest tranche first; the creator's disclosed creation-tx dev-buy counts as Dev holdings, not sniping). · Bundled wallets = buyers sharing a block with ≥2 other buyers (same-block clusters). · Common-funder cluster = ≥2 buyers whose USDC was sent from the same wallet in the ~200k blocks before launch (native USDC transfers emit ERC-20 logs on Arc, so the funding graph is legible). · Insiders = supply received via transfer rather than bought — provably 0 while bonding. Labels describe structure, not outcomes. Nothing here is ever "safe". Not financial advice.