A first look.
A bundle is a group of transactions submitted to land together in one block. At a launch this lets one party buy from many wallets at the lowest curve prices before anyone else can react, so a large share of supply can sit with a single operator behind a dozen fresh addresses. When a scanner shows a bundled percentage, treat it as the supply bought in that launch bundle — then ask where it went. Wallets that were funded from the same source and later consolidate are worth more attention than the headline number. A low bundled percentage is not proof of a fair launch: supply can be accumulated across separate blocks, and several unbundled snipers can concentrate supply just as effectively.
Planned contents
- How launch bundles and snipers take early supply
- Reading a bundled-supply percentage honestly
- Tracking wallet clusters and consolidation
This preview is free to read. Buying gives you the full guide; it is an educational document, not advice about any specific token, and it cannot make a speculative buy safe.