What does it mean when a coin is bundled?
Short answer
A bundled launch is one where the team used an atomic transaction bundle to buy a large share of supply across many wallets in the same block as the deploy. It looks like instant organic demand but is really one coordinated actor.
High bundled-supply percentages are a major red flag: that concentrated supply can be dumped on later buyers at any moment.
Related questions
How do I detect bundling?
Bundle-detection tools estimate the supply percentage bought in the launch bundle. A large first-block share across many wallets is the tell.
Why is bundling risky?
It disguises insider accumulation as demand and concentrates supply, setting up a coordinated dump on the public.
Is all early buying bundling?
No — competitive sniping involves many independent bots. Bundling is one actor buying atomically across wallets to look like many.
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