It is suspected that 24 wallets, possibly belonging to insiders, purchased 37.8% of the total supply of FIGHT before the market opened for trading
PANews reported on July 17th that blockchain data shows, before the opening trade of $FIGHT, 24 wallets (suspected to be insiders or developers) spent 1.5 ETH (about $4864) to purchase 378.45 million $FIGHT, accounting for 37.8% of the total supply. Currently, these 24 wallets have sold out 261.6 million $FIGHT and are left with about 116.8 million $FIGHT (approximately worth $7.36 million), which accounts for about 11.68% of the total supply.
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