PANews reported on September 1st that according to Ai Yi's statistics, half an hour after the WLFI token's TGE, four of the top 10 individual holders (top 6/7/8/10) sold some or all of their holdings, while the remaining six remained. All sellers deposited their tokens into exchanges, with no on-chain transactions. These four holders deposited a cumulative 1.86 billion WLFI tokens, representing 4% of the total holdings of the top 10 and 20% of the total unlocked tokens. PANews reported on September 1st that according to Ai Yi's statistics, half an hour after the WLFI token's TGE, four of the top 10 individual holders (top 6/7/8/10) sold some or all of their holdings, while the remaining six remained. All sellers deposited their tokens into exchanges, with no on-chain transactions. These four holders deposited a cumulative 1.86 billion WLFI tokens, representing 4% of the total holdings of the top 10 and 20% of the total unlocked tokens.
WLFI TGE TOP10 holders sell-off data disclosed
PANews reported on September 1st that according to Ai Yi's statistics, half an hour after the WLFI token's TGE, four of the top 10 individual holders (top 6/7/8/10) sold some or all of their holdings, while the remaining six remained. All sellers deposited their tokens into exchanges, with no on-chain transactions. These four holders deposited a cumulative 1.86 billion WLFI tokens, representing 4% of the total holdings of the top 10 and 20% of the total unlocked tokens.
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