# Token Holder Distribution Report

The report analyzes a maximum of 1000 holders' wallets for the Free plan and 25k for the Premium plan:

Example of the report
Example of the report

The buttons at the bottom allow you to access exact wallet keys and their holding amounts.

# Overview

# Distribution by Holding Amount:

  • 🫧 Small Fish: Majority of holders with small investments. Represents widespread participation and grassroots interest in the token.

  • 🦐 Shrimps: Holders with moderate stakes, indicating slightly more commitment.

  • 🐟 Fish: Mid-tier investors with larger holdings, reflecting higher confidence or early adoption.

  • 🐬 Dolphins: Elite group with substantial stakes, often influential in token dynamics.

  • 🦈 Sharks: Few individuals or entities with near-whale-level holdings, potentially significant in market movement.

  • 🐋 Whales: Largest stakeholders, influential but also a centralization risk if overly dominant.

# Top Holders' Share:

Make sure that top holders don't control too much of the market share.

👥 Top 10 holders: Percentage of total supply held by the top 10 wallets, highlighting concentration risks or governance control. More useful for small coins.

👥 Top 100 holders: Broader concentration metric, showing how much influence the top 100 holders have on the token ecosystem. More useful for bigger coins.

# Holding Ranges:

  • $0-$10: 🫧 1247 holders: Represents small-scale participation and potentially low-risk investments by a large group.
  • $10-$100: 🦐 470 holders: Includes holders with slightly more investment, showing an increase in token engagement.
  • $100-$1k: 🐟 127 holders: Reflects mid-level investment, often by individuals with greater interest in the token.
  • $1k-$10k: 🐬 55 holders: Indicates substantial individual or institutional investments, highlighting strong backing.
  • $10k-$100k: 🦈 1 holder: Shows rare, high-value investments that can have significant market impact.
  • >$100k: 🐋 0 holders: Absence of whales suggests reduced risk of single-entity dominance but may also indicate limited large-scale investor interest.

# How This Report Can Be Useful

Token holder distribution reports provide valuable insights that can be used for:

  1. Assessing Decentralization:

    • Evaluate the distribution of token ownership to identify risks of centralization, which might lead to price manipulation or governance imbalance.
  2. Investor Confidence:

    • Identify the level of participation among small and mid-level investors to gauge grassroots adoption and trust in the project.
  3. Detecting Potential Risks:

    • Spot unusual holding patterns, such as a high concentration among a few wallets, which may indicate manipulation or lack of diversification.