There's a curious disconnect in the meme coin space worth examining: accounts managing to attract 100,000 followers while constantly promoting fresh meme coins each week, yet struggle to maintain a holder base exceeding 5,000 on any single project. What does this gap between follower metrics and actual on-chain participation reveal about token distribution and community authenticity in today's market? The numbers don't add up—where do all those followers actually go when it comes to holding?
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DegenWhisperer
· 18h ago
Basically, it's just a scam to harvest retail investors, and the fans are all zombie accounts.
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RuntimeError
· 12-16 03:58
The huge difference between the number of followers and the number of coin holders—what does that indicate... just a typical pump and dump.
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MevTears
· 12-16 03:57
Uh... 100k followers but only 5k holders? That's the garbage phenomenon I see every day, it's so outrageous.
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 12-16 03:46
This is a typical "fan count game," and I saw through it a long time ago.
There's a curious disconnect in the meme coin space worth examining: accounts managing to attract 100,000 followers while constantly promoting fresh meme coins each week, yet struggle to maintain a holder base exceeding 5,000 on any single project. What does this gap between follower metrics and actual on-chain participation reveal about token distribution and community authenticity in today's market? The numbers don't add up—where do all those followers actually go when it comes to holding?