The holding pattern of Motion tokens is worth paying attention to. The latest data shows that a wallet holding at least four accounts with only 4 hours of age controls 14% of the total supply — this early large-scale concentration clearly poses risks. More interestingly, nine VANISH wallets account for 10.8% of the circulating supply, while addresses like Xander, PULLUP, and Leo are among the main holders.
From on-chain aggregation, a cluster holds 5.6% of the supply on bubblemap, further highlighting the issue of liquidity concentration. This holding structure indicates that Motion's distribution is not even — a large amount of tokens are held by a few participants, which could pose challenges to long-term market liquidity and price stability. Such phenomena in early-stage projects are not uncommon, but continuous monitoring of their subsequent development is indeed necessary.
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MEVvictim
· 2h ago
It's the same old story, early concentration of new tokens is off the charts...
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Getting 14% in just 4 hours of account age? That’s got to be a rug pull...
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So motion still depends on the subsequent unlocking situation, anything said now is just talk.
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I don’t understand the vanish wallet move, feels like they’re playing some tricks.
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Liquidity concentrated like this will eventually cause a dump, I’m still on the sidelines.
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If Xander and the others really team up to dump, can the secondary market survive?
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That’s why I usually don’t touch new projects lol.
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The position structure is so outrageous, it feels like the risk outweighs the opportunity.
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Let’s see when this group starts to reduce their holdings...
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BoredWatcher
· 13h ago
14% in 4-hour account? That's a classic pre-mined pump and dump.
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Same old trick, early high concentration of new tokens and still dare to boast about decentralization.
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VANISH wallet accounts for a total of 10.8%... How many whales does that take? Truly outrageous.
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The distribution pattern of Motion is obvious at a glance; early participants are eating very well.
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Continuous monitoring is useless; this kind of project has long been pre-determined, and latecomers are just bagholders.
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The concentration of five percent directly explains everything; it's not hard to run away.
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Is this still considered an early-stage new project? Just say it's an insider cash-out list.
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Xander and a few of their addresses can influence the market; this liquidity is non-existent.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 13h ago
It's the same old trick again, new coin launches and dumpers are a must-have.
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Can the account age of 4 hours still hold 14%? How strong are these relationship accounts?
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Looking at this concentration, I know another good show is coming, waiting for the dump.
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VANISH wallet sounds insecure... By the way, these two characters seem a bit significant.
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Haha, when the on-chain data is laid out, there are really few projects to look at. This time, Motion can't escape its fate either.
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With such concentrated liquidity, there are only two possible outcomes later: either zero or rescue, no third way.
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Why do I feel this data is even more important than the token itself? Need to keep an eye on it.
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Early concentration is normal? Normal, you m... This is a landmine.
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Five wallets hold over forty percent of the chips, how much confidence does that give?
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WhaleShadow
· 13h ago
Same old story... 14% of the 4-hour aging, the level of absurdity is off the charts
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VANISH wallet's move is quite tricky, but you can't hide the truth
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Feels like Motion is just a standard VC money-grabbing scheme, the holding data makes it obvious what's going on
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Are early projects all like this? Feels more concentrated than meme coins...
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That 5.6% in bubblemap is really shocking, liquidity is wasted
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This broken token distribution is even more uneven than my pocket money, betting on it will only lose
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Xander and the others are probably the whales, they already planned how to dump from the start
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Just wait and see the crash, few early projects are able to survive such absurdity
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With such a poor holding pattern, there are still people involved... Web3 really dares to play everything
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If it were me, I’d just pass, I don’t want to step on this kind of landmine
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BlockchainDecoder
· 13h ago
An 4-hour account age with a 14% return, this just doesn't seem right... Studies show that such highly concentrated early distribution is basically a sign of an impending collapse.
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VANISH wallet accounts total 10.8%, along with a few big holders... Overall, the Gini coefficient of the Motion token is estimated to be ridiculously high.
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From a technical perspective, this kind of holding structure is a liquidity trap. Imagine what would happen if these people all dumped their holdings at once.
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New projects are indeed common, but saying "worth monitoring" is just a polite way of saying "keep your reservations." I'll be straightforward—this thing carries significant risk.
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5.6% concentrated in one cluster? It’s obvious on the bubble map once you look closely. No matter how carefully it’s packaged, it can’t hide the centralization.
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Instead of discussing future development, it’s better to ask when these accounts will move... That’s the real key to determining the fate of Motion.
The holding pattern of Motion tokens is worth paying attention to. The latest data shows that a wallet holding at least four accounts with only 4 hours of age controls 14% of the total supply — this early large-scale concentration clearly poses risks. More interestingly, nine VANISH wallets account for 10.8% of the circulating supply, while addresses like Xander, PULLUP, and Leo are among the main holders.
From on-chain aggregation, a cluster holds 5.6% of the supply on bubblemap, further highlighting the issue of liquidity concentration. This holding structure indicates that Motion's distribution is not even — a large amount of tokens are held by a few participants, which could pose challenges to long-term market liquidity and price stability. Such phenomena in early-stage projects are not uncommon, but continuous monitoring of their subsequent development is indeed necessary.