OnchainLens investigation reveals 13 wallets collectively acquired 250.3M WEN (~$2.30M) for ~$3,268, then consolidated holdings into a wallet linked to Peter Saddington, which now controls 25.03% of circulating WEN on Robinhood.
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An investigation traced 250.3M WEN tokens valued at approximately $2.30M into a wallet linked to Peter Saddington. Thirteen wallets acquired the tokens collectively by spending roughly $3,268 in ETH, then transferred their entire holdings to the linked wallet, which now controls 25.03% of WEN's circulating supply on Robinhood Crypto.
The acquisition pattern shows consistent mechanics across all thirteen addresses. Funding originated from centralized exchanges—primarily Binance with one transfer from Gate—approximately three days before the token launch. The wallets bridged assets to Robinhood Chain via relay.link or Across Protocol and purchased WEN within minutes of launch. Individual transfers to the consolidated wallet ranged from 16.8M to 19.9M tokens, totaling 250.3M WEN with no outflows since acquisition.
The position's scale against available liquidity raises questions about exit feasibility. With $269K in onchain liquidity and a $8.93M fully diluted valuation, the $2.30M position represents substantial concentration relative to trading depth. A separate wallet sold 810,751 WEN (0.08% of supply) across sixteen transactions at market price, though the main wallet has remained static. The exact relationship between the thirteen funded wallets and Peter Saddington's involvement, beyond the wallet linkage, remains unspecified.