I second this. We got the DEX Screener setup and its what I use all the time for any token tracking. It shows the orderbook and all the sales. You can also see holders and liquidity providers. Lots of good data!
The main holders of eMAID are people who have been holding for years. Another factor is that there is more liquidity in the Eth network. To put money into Arbitrum you have to go through a bridge.
I personally expect that after the airdrop from the beta the price of ANT will drop by up to 90-95%, there were too many random new people in the beta.
I am thinking it would be good if we push that it would be good if there were instructions telling people to get or sell Arbitrum Eth on example CEX’s, to avoid bridging.
If people think bridging is the way to go that might give very off-putting experience, as I experienced when a few bridges costed me north of $200 a few years ago.
And I tried to search for ways by googling for a few hours but it was very difficult and I was unsuccessful at that time.
Isn’t total (final) supply now supposed to be around 1.2 billion? I think that’s what’s been said numerous times now. There’s a pie chart somewhere I think. Of course that final total amount won’t be on the market for years and years.
ARB Contract Address: 0xa78d8321B20c4Ef90eCd72f2588AA985A4BDb684
