Bubblemaps: An address holds 72% of the TCLAW token supply and hides its identity, indicating suspicious activity
Foresight News reports that Bubblemaps analysis indicates that a certain address holds 72% of the TCLAW token supply and is actively concealing its identity, drawing attention. Before launch, wallet 0x31d7 supported around 70 wallets with funds bridged through two sources; these wallets had no prior activity and received funds within a narrow time window, then dispersed SOL into new wallets to create a structure for the aggregation layer.
Bubblemaps stated that the team left an approximately 24-hour window between the token creation and the announcement. TCLAW token began trading at 23:25 on May 7, 2026, and the announcement was published at 23:22 on May 8. These wallets purchased the tokens before the public announcement. Part of the funds at the "0x31d7" address originated from a Squads Vault named "Traderclaw." Although there is no definitive evidence connecting the team to this batch activity, their actions and bridging activities are considered suspicious.
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