There’s a super important data metric on Binance that many people overlook. → On-chain Position Concentration Just pick any coin on Binance Spot, and you can find it in the token info section. The metric ranges from 0 to 100, and here’s what it means: The higher the value → The more concentrated the market supply, with a few addresses holding a large amount of tokens. The lower the value → The more decentralized the market supply, with tokens distributed more evenly. I’ve noticed a pattern: for all new coins listed on Binance, this on-chain position concentration value is always high at first, usually between 10 and 20. Typically, after about a month, this value drops quickly to single digits. You can clearly see these changes reflected on the K-line charts. For example, the three new coins recently listed—BANK, MET, and ALLO—all have values above 10. I estimate that in another month, these values will also drop. Among the new coins, MMT’s value has dropped the fastest, going from over 10 to 3.82 in less than a month. This indicates that a small number of major holders with large positions have been dumping aggressively. I also looked into all the MEME coins, and GIGGLE has the highest value, reaching 16.5. My guess is that GIGGLE’s whales, after moving to Binance, haven’t started large-scale selling yet. Keep an eye on the early December catalyst event and check how this metric changes. If the value drops rapidly a few days before or during the catalyst event, it means the major players are offloading heavily. If a coin trades sideways for months and the value keeps increasing, it means the major players are accumulating, leading to high control. You can track this metric over the long term when trading—I think it’s super useful.