Bubblemaps Says 94% of More Than 110,000 ANSEM Holders Are in Profit

Bubblemaps Says 94% of More Than 110,000 ANSEM Holders Are in Profit

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2026-07-07 02:37:34
Bubblemaps reported that 94% of the more than 110,000 holders of the ANSEM token are currently in profit. The on-chain data breakdown shows that 12 holders have made more than $1 million, 200 holders are up by more than $100,000, 1,500 holders have profits above $10,000, and 6,000 holders are up by more than $1,000. In addition, roughly 100,000 smaller holders are also in profit. The figures, shared by Bubblemaps on X, suggest that ANSEM’s gains are not limited to a small group of top wallets but extend across a broad base of addresses, with a high overall percentage of profitable positions among current holders.
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According to monitoring data released by Bubblemaps, 94% of the more than 110,000 holders of the ANSEM token are currently in profit. Based on the profit distribution, 12 holders have made more than $1 million, 200 holders have earned more than $100,000, 1,500 holders are up by more than $10,000, and 6,000 holders have profits exceeding $1,000. Bubblemaps also said that around 100,000 smaller holders are in profit as well.

The figures were published by Bubblemaps on X and point to a broadly profitable holder base for ANSEM at current levels. While the number of wallets with seven-figure gains remains relatively small, the profitability appears to extend well beyond top addresses and into a large segment of mid-sized and smaller holders.

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