
On-chain tracking now indicates 680 million SIREN, or 94% of supply, was split up and sold over two days, driving the token from $1.3 to $0.05 and generating about 64.8 million USDT.
SIREN remained under heavy pressure as fresh on-chain monitoring indicated that 680 million tokens, equal to 94% of supply, were broken up and sold by a controller over two days. The selling drove the token from $1.3 to $0.05 and generated about 64.8 million USDT, extending earlier reports of large disposals that had already pushed the token down sharply. Roughly 200 million SIREN was sent to Binance wallets, Gate and KuCoin, while the controller address still holds about 39.1 million USDT on-chain. The new figures supersede earlier snapshots that had shown about 360 million tokens sold for 48.7 million USDT and 319 million still held, highlighting how quickly the position was reduced. Earlier tracking by Ember and EmberCN had tied the sell-off to a single dominant entity that at various points was estimated to control between 66.5% and at least 94% of SIREN supply, reinforcing concerns over extreme concentration and repeated volatility.