3.2% of the Montra supply in one wallet... three purchasing wallets
Original headline몬트라 공급량 3.2% 한 지갑에…매수 지갑은 세 곳
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Montra, an Elysium-based token launch platform, saw 32,014,541 MONTRA tokens—about 3.2% of total supply at the time of investigation—consolidate into a single wallet, with the purchases originating from three new wallets. ChainCatcher linked the flow to Ascend-related addresses, reporting that roughly $140,000 moved through two privacy pools into those three new wallets, while the receiving wallet showed no direct purchase record. Montra launched on the 10th at 9:36 a.m. KST, and one route involved depositing 40,000 USDC into a Solana privacy cash pool and withdrawing the same amount 47 seconds later. The concentration matters because a single wallet now holds a meaningful slice of supply whose origin is obscured by privacy-pool transfers. What to watch next is whether the three new wallets and the Ascend-linked addresses move or distribute the tokens, and whether the 3.2% stake grows.
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