I have been watching the price movements of SME and SAT for the past few weeks. If one user buys the SAT token, in most cases it is several million in one transaction, while the SME token is purchased in very small quantities. Now active purchases from SME have practically ceased. There was a time when the SAT token was the same price as SME and people like me preferred to buy SAT instead of SME. What does it mean? The most important point in SME: not many people think about passive income. Why buy when SME can earn absolutely free by publishing good content. The earnings are small, but do not require your own investments. There can be a lot of users on the Somee platform, as well as a lot of people wanting to get free tokens, so there is no incentive for newbies to buy SME. With the SAT token, everything is different. It is and will be bought much more actively than SME, because there are not so many SAT left, and no one will get it for free like SME.
Now the SAT token has risen in price at least 6 times. SME, on the contrary, are only getting cheaper, but people still hardly buy them.
According to information from the etherscan website, today it is clear that from the maximum reserve
1 billion SAT tokens, with a total of 222,872,026 SAT tokens available for sale on Uniswap.
I found information that the wallet address listed as number 3 with 103,281,618 SAT tokens belongs to Somee. I thought Christopher Kramer sold all the SAT tokens. But judging by the information, he still owns a little more than 10%
Most likely, as I assume, these could be locked command tokens, or tokens for redistribution among trading platforms in the future, if everything he planned comes true. Does anyone else have any guesses? Thank you in advance!
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