Controversy Surrounds SatoshiVM's SAVM Token Issuance Due to Dominance of Few Wallets in Initial Supply
SatoshiVM's SAVM token has caused controversy in the crypto community due to a small number of wallets holding a significant portion of the initial token supply, which was quickly sold after launch. The protocol claims to be a Bitcoin layer 2 powered by zero-knowledge rollup technology, allowing for settlement without sharing extra data with network validators. Despite the controversy, SAVM tokens have remained popular among retail traders, with prices ranging between $7 and $14 since its launch on January 19th. The SatoshiVM team has yet to respond to accusations, but will hold a community ask-me-anything session on Thursday.
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