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Decentralisation
How widely the supply is spread, 0 to 100. 70% comes from the share held by the 10 biggest holders, with exchange wallets, contracts and burned tokens left out, and 30% from the number of holders. Each part is ranked against every other coin.
The supply is spread over many holders, so no single wallet can move the price alone.
A few wallets hold much of the supply and could sell a large amount at once.
The trade-off
Concentrated coins can rise fast when the big holders buy, and fall just as fast when they sell.
Good to know
Measured on the chain where most of the supply sits; coins that live mainly on another chain have no value yet. Exchange wallets come from public labels and the exchanges' own reserve lists, and an unlabelled one counts as a holder.
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More in Holders & community
- Holders Wallets holding the token on-chain.
- Top-10 holder share Share of the supply held by the 10 largest wallets.
- Watchlists How many CoinGecko users keep this token on a watchlist or in a portfolio.
- Community How lively the project's chat community is, 0 to 100: the share of members active compared with communities of the same size (60%), the size of the community (25%) and its growth over the last 7 days (15%). Each part is ranked against every other token.
A screening tool, not investment advice. Scores measure how well a token fits the criteria you choose; they are not forecasts.