Trader Bonk Guy said EMBER does not have an internal cluster controlling more than 50% of its token supply. He explained that the addresses grouped by Bubblemaps (a blockchain address-mapping tool) were connected because EMBER’s flywheel mechanism distributed tokens through an externally owned account, or EOA (a wallet controlled outside a smart contract). That EOA transferred tokens to multiple user wallets participating in the mechanism, causing Bubblemaps to place the distribution wallet and recipient addresses in the same network. Bubblemaps recommended replacing the EOA with a contract, and Bonk Guy said he hoped EMBER’s developers would adopt the suggestion. He also again denied any connection to the alleged internal cluster.