who holds
the coin.
live holder board.
Top 20 holders by balance, grouped by owner wallet. Curve, pool, burn and lock accounts are labelled and can be left out of the concentration numbers.
five public reads, no guesswork.
mint
getAccountInfo on the mint: SPL Token or Token-2022, decimals, supply, mint / freeze authority and Token-2022 extensions.
largest
getTokenLargestAccounts returns the 20 biggest token accounts for the mint, straight from a mainnet node.
owners
getMultipleAccounts resolves each token account to the wallet or program that owns it; accounts of one owner are merged.
labels
The pump.fun bonding-curve PDA is derived in your browser; burn (incinerator), pool and lock owners are matched by program.
compare
Your browser keeps the last snapshot (localStorage, this device only) so the next visit shows what moved.
what this page can and cannot tell you.
Solana nodes return at most 20 largest token accounts. The total number of holders is not shown because the read-only proxy does not allow the heavy getProgramAccounts scan — we would rather show nothing than a guess.
Grouping is by owner address. One person can split a bag across many wallets, and an exchange wallet holds coins for many people. Concentration is a lower bound for insiders, not a verdict.
Curve and incinerator labels are exact. Pool, lock and “program-owned” labels come from the owner account’s program and a short list of known programs; unknown programs show as program-owned.
Numbers are what the RPC node said at the moment of reading (confirmed commitment). “Since last visit” is stored only in this browser and compares two such readings.
Without a paid RPC the public mainnet node often rate-limits getTokenLargestAccounts. The page retries with backoff; if it still fails, wait a minute and press refresh.
A concentrated coin is not automatically a scam and a spread-out one is not automatically safe. This page shows data; decisions are yours.
links & status.
Anything not published yet says “Coming Soon”. Nothing here is invented.