Wallet radar
Who got into a token first, who made the most on it and how that wallet traded before. Flagged when it is the same token's dev or an insider.
Pick a token that grew or paste an address. We show the wallets that got in first, what they made, what they did before and whether they are this token's dev or an insider.
How we compute it
- Which tokens
- Suggestions are tokens from GeckoTerminal's Solana trending list that are up at least 100% in 24 hours, have a first pool from the last 14 days and a market cap of $100k or more. You can also paste any Solana token address.
- Who got in first
- We walk back the history of the pump.fun bonding curve account (or the mint when there is none) to the token's creation transaction, at most 25000 transactions. Then we read the first 60 successful transactions and take the wallets whose balance of the token went up, in block order. Program accounts (pools, curves) are left out.
- How much they made
- Result = SOL from sells + today's value of what the wallet holds, minus the cost. The cost is the SOL from the launch transactions (fees included) plus later buys. Sells and later buys come from the swap history of the 12 wallets with the biggest launch bag (and the dev) over the last 90 days. The other early buyers only have their cost and today's balance, so they get a result only while they still hold the bag. When someone else (usually the dev) paid for the launch buy, the wallet's cost is zero and its result is everything it took out.
- Dev and insiders
- Dev: the wallet that signed the creation transaction. Insider: got its first SOL from the dev, or the dev paid for the transaction in which it got the token. Launch block: bought in the same block in which the token was created. Sniper: bought within 10 s (or 25 slots) of the creation. The same definitions as in Token anatomy.
- Confidence
- Launch cost and balances are facts on chain. Sells from before the history window are not visible (the result is then marked partial), and moving tokens to another address looks like an exit without a sale, so the result can be understated. The track record in other tokens counts only SOL swaps in the same window.
Read-only, with no copy button. A wallet that got in early and made money is a fact about the past, not a signal: early wallets often sell into the buys of those who came later.