Market cap held by the 2 largest holders: 100.00% · by the 2 largest holders: 100.00%
A whale is a wallet holding a million dollars' worth, and Arcscan names no price for this token — so there is no whale share to state. A pool has to hold $10,000 of real liquidity before its quote is called a price. The deepest pool holding this token has $0.886487 in it, which is an upper bound on the depth that price would be judged against.
Tokens are contracts that track balances in their own units. Always read a token's decimals from its own contract: on this chain two tokens sharing a symbol routinely use different decimal scales, and assuming the wrong one misreads a balance by a factor of a trillion.
Tiers are dollar amounts, and Arcscan names no price for this token — so there are no bands to put its holders in. They are deliberately not re-cut by share of supply: that is a different measurement, and giving it these names would make "whale" mean one thing here and another on the next page. A pool has to hold $10,000 of real liquidity before its quote is called a price. The deepest pool holding this token has $0.886487 in it, which is an upper bound on the depth that price would be judged against.
Every row here is a dollar amount, and Arcscan names no price for this token — so there are no thresholds to count holders above. The rows are deliberately not re-cut by share of supply: that would be a different measurement wearing these labels. A pool has to hold $10,000 of real liquidity before its quote is called a price. The deepest pool holding this token has $0.886487 in it, which is an upper bound on the depth that price would be judged against.
Bars are shares of total supply, and every one of the 2 balances Arcscan holds for this token is counted into a band. Where the bars do not close at 100%, the difference is supply that no address Arcscan can see is holding.
Every row here, including Outside 100, is summed from the balances themselves. The index counted the tail rather than subtracting it from total supply.
No pool holding this token is deep enough for Arcscan to name a price, so these bands have a size but not a value. A pool has to hold $10,000 of real liquidity before its quote is called a price. The deepest pool holding this token has $0.886487 in it, which is an upper bound on the depth that price would be judged against.
| Cohort | Holding Amount | Value | % of Supply |
|---|---|---|---|
| Top 1-5 | 1.00BT2 | Not priced | 100.00% |
| Top 6-10 | 0.00T2 | Not priced | 0.00% |
| Top 11-25 | 0.00T2 | Not priced | 0.00% |
| Top 26-50 | 0.00T2 | Not priced | 0.00% |
| Top 51-100 | 0.00T2 | Not priced | 0.00% |
| Outside 100 | 0.00T2 | Not priced | 0.00% |