Skills
Holder map
Who owns the supply: the largest holders, with pools, locks and contracts labeled so you can see the real owners.
What it answers
"Is the supply spread out, or do a few wallets own most of it?"
Inputs
A token address.
What you get back
- The top holders and each one's share of the supply.
- Labels for holders that aren't people, such as liquidity pools, lockers and contracts.
- The top-10 share, so you can see how concentrated the supply is once pools and locks are set aside.
- On Solana: insider flags on holders, from Rugcheck.
Sources
- EVM chains: GoPlus Security.
- Solana: Rugcheck.
Coverage by chain
| Chain | Coverage | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Solana | Live | Top holders from Rugcheck, with insider flags. |
| Ethereum | Live | Top 10 holders from GoPlus, with contracts and locks labeled. |
| Base | Live | Same as Ethereum. |
| BNB Chain | Live | Same as Ethereum. |
Limits
- On EVM chains the list covers the top 10 holders.
- The map shows wallets, not people. One person can spread tokens across many wallets. Where it is available, the Insider / early-buyer check looks for wallets that act together.
- A large holder can be an exchange or a contract holding for many people. Check the label and the address before drawing conclusions.
Ask it like this
Who holds <token address>?
How much of <token address> do the top 10 wallets own?