SKI Mask Dog holders — live count
$SKI's holder base is one of the most-watched health metrics for the community. Growth in holders typically leads price — here's the current snapshot.
Verify on-chain
The only authoritative source for $SKI holder data is BaseScan. Everything on this page reflects the same on-chain state — but always cross-check directly:
BaseScan holder list ↗Why holder count matters
- Distribution health. More holders = more distributed selling pressure, less coordinated dump risk.
- Network effect. Every new holder is a potential evangelist, meme creator, and Telegram member.
- Exchange-listing signal. CEXs (Binance, Coinbase, Kraken) all use holder count as a listing criterion.
- Leading indicator. In past cycles, $SHIB, $WIF and $BONK all crossed key holder thresholds 30–60 days before their largest rallies.
FAQ
How many holders does SKI Mask Dog have?
The live count is shown above and pulled directly from BaseScan. $SKI has grown its holder base steadily since the community takeover — the trend matters more than any single snapshot.
Where can I verify the $SKI holder count?
On BaseScan: basescan.org/token/0x768BE13e1680b5ebE0024C42c896E3dB59ec0149#balances — that's the canonical source. Anything else is a derivative.
Is the $SKI supply concentrated in a few wallets?
The LP is burned and the contract is renounced. The top holders are mostly Uniswap pools, CEX hot wallets (MEXC, Bitget) and known community wallets. No single non-exchange wallet controls a dominant share.
Does holder count drive price?
Indirectly. More holders = more distributed buy pressure, harder to dump, and a stronger floor. Most cycle-winning dog memecoins (DOGE, SHIB, WIF) crossed key holder milestones before their largest legs up.