SIREN cryptocurrency rockets 340% weekly amid concerns over supply concentration
Data from Arkham reveals that approximately 88% of SIREN's 728 million tokens in circulation—roughly 644 million—are controlled by a single wallet cluster, sparking fears of potential market manipulation.

The cryptocurrency token Siren has experienced a dramatic 340% price increase over the past seven days, while questions emerge regarding the possibility that a significant percentage of tokens in circulation might be held by a limited number of digital wallets.
Positioning itself as the "first AI analyst agent deployed on BNB Chain," Siren has captured market attention with its recent performance. According to CoinGecko's market data at press time, SIREN is currently valued at $2.81, representing a gain of more than 340% compared to its $0.63 price point on March 16. Looking at a longer timeframe, the digital asset has skyrocketed almost 1,300% over the preceding month from its $0.22 valuation. This dramatic price movement has attracted close examination from industry observers after multiple analysts raised concerns that a disproportionately large percentage of the token's available supply might be consolidated within a limited group of wallet addresses, creating conditions that could potentially intensify price swings if these allegations prove accurate.
Referencing an unconfirmed custom entity established on Arkham Intelligence, blockchain analyst EmberCN suggested the involved party has monopolized virtually the entire spot market supply to generate profits through contract trading. According to his assessment, this strategy represents the underlying mechanism driving the token's explosive growth throughout the past month.
Based on information available through the Arkham Intelligence platform, this particular entity possesses 644 million SIREN tokens (valued at approximately $1.8 billion). This quantity represents 88% of the total circulating supply, which stands at 728 million tokens.
Cryptocurrency analysts highlight wallet clustering patterns
Through the social media platform X, an anonymous cryptocurrency analyst operating under the handle Mlmabc issued a cautionary message to his audience on Sunday, urging them to exercise prudence when trading this particular token, noting that "supply is heavily cornered." According to Mlmabc's analysis, a collection of connected wallets is presently holding unrealized gains totaling $950 million, which suggests the possibility that these holdings could be liquidated onto unsuspecting purchasers.
Referencing data from his personal Dune Analytics dashboard, Bitcoin Strategy analyst Gerhard Kuschnik indicated that the majority of Siren token trading volume throughout the previous month, during which SIREN experienced its meteoric rise, did not originate from fresh market participants. According to Kuschnik's findings, these transactions primarily involved existing token holders, supporting his contention that the asset is failing to attract meaningful new investor interest.
"The vast majority of trading happens by returning users," adding that the average new user that bought into the token during its surge averaged between 100 and 200.