
New on-chain data indicates seven wallets received most of the ANSEM allocation and have already sold a large share, highlighting concentrated post-airdrop activity behind the token's volatility.
Crypto KOL Ansem distributed 67.38 million ANSEM tokens worth $9.43 million to more than 700 wallets, with later on-chain data showing that 49.89 million ANSEM worth $6.98 million went to just seven wallets. Those seven wallets have since sold 38.29 million ANSEM for $1.29 million and still hold 11.6 million ANSEM worth $1.62 million. Earlier wallet-level analysis from Bubblemaps had described a broad allocation pattern behind ANSEM's volatility, including one wallet with more than $1 million, six wallets with more than $100,000, 40 with over $10,000, around 300 with more than $1,000, and roughly 400 with about $150 each. Together, the data suggests that while the distribution reached hundreds of addresses, a large share of the airdrop was concentrated in a small group of wallets, a structure traders often monitor for potential selling pressure and price swings in smaller tokens.