What is Holder distribution? (memecoin term explained)
Holder distribution describes how a token's supply is spread across wallets — whether ownership is broad or concentrated in a few addresses.
Definition: Holder distribution
Holder distribution describes how a token's supply is spread across wallets — whether ownership is broad or concentrated in a few addresses.
Why it matters to memecoin traders
Concentrated supply means a handful of wallets can dump and tank the price. Distribution is one of the clearest pre-buy risk reads.
Key things to know about holder distribution
- Check the percentage held by the top 10 wallets on an explorer.
- Exclude the LP, burn, and known CEX wallets when judging concentration.
- Connected/funded wallets can hide true concentration — trace funding.
- Broad distribution with no single dominant wallet is healthier.
- A single non-LP wallet holding 20%+ is a major dump risk.
A worked example
The top 5 non-LP wallets hold 55% of supply, all funded by the same address. That is one actor in a trench coat — and a dump risk dressed as a holder base.
What to watch out for
Holder distribution FAQ
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