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the people who own large percentages of a token is one of the most important things to consider when thinking about investing in a project or team by buying said token

there have been projects I’ve really liked before, but when I see who the holders are, I lose all interest - I don’t want to get dumped on by habitual dumping bandits, and almost more importantly, I don’t want those people holding influence either over the team or even over the public narrative because of hope much they can destroy the chat if they got upset

a good example of this was $snx back in its hey day of defi summer - it was a really cool project but when you saw who the top holders were and how much they owned when it was approaching $20 or so dollars, it was an easy fade

On dex here, I see a token created on sol. In a few mins time, there's only 1 sale, and it's all gone. 
   I don't buy a token that 10-15% is owned by a single wallet. I learnt the hard way.