Token checker

Solana token checker

Paste a token address. We read the chain and show who holds it, what the creator did and who bought first, with the traders we already track marked.

What the check shows

Holders

The 20 largest holders, with pools and bonding curves told apart from wallets, and how much the 10 largest wallets hold together.

Creator and first buyers

Who created the token, how much the creator bought, which wallets bought in the same block as the launch, and whether they still hold.

Known traders

Holders and early buyers that are on our leaderboard of profitable traders, or that we flagged as bots.

How to read it

Mint authority
If someone still holds the mint authority, they can create more tokens at any time and dilute every holder. Most launchpad tokens have it revoked.
Freeze authority
With a freeze authority, its holder can freeze any holder's tokens so they cannot be sold.
Largest wallets
The share of supply in the 10 largest wallets, not counting pools and curves. A high share means a few wallets can move the price; it is marked from 30%.
Bought in the launch block
Wallets other than the creator that bought in the very block the token was created. Ordinary buyers rarely manage that; launch bundles and snipers do. It is marked from two wallets.
Leaderboard traders among holders and first buyers
How many holders and early buyers are qualified traders on our leaderboard. It says who is in, not whether the token will go up.

Questions

Is a token with no warnings safe?

No. The check shows facts from the chain at one moment. A token can be dumped by wallets that look ordinary, and a token with warnings can still trade fine. It is not investment advice.

Why are the first buyers sometimes unknown?

To find them we read the token's history back to its first transaction. For tokens with more than 15,000 transactions we stop and say so rather than guess.

What counts as a buyer?

A wallet whose balance of the token grew in a transaction it signed itself: a buy, or a transfer between its own accounts. Tokens sent to a wallet by someone else do not count.

How fresh is it?

Each check shows when it was made. Holders change quickly for new tokens, so you can run it again after 30 minutes.

How the checks are computed