This is the quantity of WLFI tokens for each address; you can download it yourself and then perform the statistics: Etherscan Export CSV Data - Token holders for Contract 0xda5e1988097297dcdc1f90d4dfe7909e847cbef6
I’ll get straight to the point, total unlocked tokens based on per-address limits:
If each address unlocks 100K WLFI tokens, and there are currently 9,548 addresses with more than 100K tokens, then all addresses combined will unlock a total of less than 2 billion tokens.
If each address unlocks 1M WLFI tokens, and there are currently 1,681 addresses with more than 1M tokens, then all addresses combined will unlock a total of less than 5 billion tokens.
If each address unlocks 5M WLFI tokens, then all addresses combined will unlock a total of less than 8 billion tokens.
| The initial WLFI unlock limit per account. | The total initial unlocked quantity for all accounts. | |
|---|---|---|
| Plan 1 | 100K | Less than 2B |
| Plan 2 | 1M | Less than 5B |
| Plan 3 | 5M | Less than 8B |
If we unlock tokens according to Plan 1, a total of less than 2 billion WLFI tokens will be unlocked. Even if the price reaches $10 on the first day of listing, the circulating market cap would only be $20 billion. Given that the Trump MEME token reached a peak ATH of nearly $80 billion, let’s use that figure as a reference. In this context, an ATH of $47 for WLFI is conceivable.
Whales with over 100K tokens can get $47 * 100,000 = $4,700,000, and retail investors can also receive a good amount of profit.
What do you think of this fixed amount unlocking method?