Large Holder Token Reduces Rugpull Risk

When a large group of people holds a specific token, the likelihood of a rugpull — a malicious attempt by developers to drain the liquidity and abandon the project — becomes significantly lower. This widespread ownership acts as a deterrent to malicious actors, because executing a rugpull would result in substantial losses for many holders and reveal the scheme quickly. The larger and more distributed the holdings, the more resilient the token becomes against such fraudulent activities, providing increased safety and confidence for investors.