According to Ember Monitoring, among the top 54 addresses holding SIREN tokens, except for the burn wallet and the Binance Web3 wallet, the remaining 52 addresses are suspected to be owned by the same controlling party. Among these, 48 addresses had previously concentrated SIREN tokens, while the other 4 addresses' SIREN can be traced back to purchases made between the end of June and the beginning of July last year. This controlling party holds a total of 644 million SIREN, accounting for 88.5% of the total supply, valued at $1.44 billion.
Ember pointed out that the controlling party profits by controlling almost all spot supply and utilizing contracts, which is the reason for SIREN's 30-fold increase within a month and a half. This controlling party is suspected to be DWF Labs, which holds 3 million SIREN in its public wallet, and after transferring SIREN, there was a concentrated accumulation of 66.5% of the tokens the next day.
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