A range of factors drives the cryptocurrency market, from technological innovation and network effects to community sentiment and investor interest. One critical factor that often gets overlooked is insider allocation—the percentage of a cryptocurrency’s supply in the hands of the founders or early backers or the development team. This allocation provides significant insight into not just the degree of decentralization and control behind a project but also the long-term incentives of and governance dynamics among the people who put the project together. That’s important context for thinking about the potential future growth of and sell-off risk associated a project. The
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