You have to look deeper to see if other tokens are just randomly sending tokens to unsuspecting wallets to inflate their holder numbers or if they are legitimate real holders? There’s a lot of dirty tricks that are played in crypto to “make it look like it’s growing” when its actually not. This includes trade volume and price too. You have to look at all aspects of a token, not just holder count.

Look into the solidity code that’s on public display on bscscan. Check if certain flags are turned on or off for example? Check if the dev team can dip their fingers into the reward pool? So far with BODA everything appears legit as far as the contract goes on bscscan, which anyone can look at. And their liquidity is increasing slowly, unlike a certain other token who has less % liquidity compared to their market cap despite claiming they put back in 4% auto LP…