J Map
Map the top holders of any BEP-20 token as linked clusters.
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The map shows up here: the largest holders as bubbles, the transfers between them as lines, linked wallets in one colour.
About this tool
How J Map works
Paste the token and pick a block
Paste the BEP-20 contract address, keep the latest block or type a block number, and choose Top 25, 50 or 100. Pools, routers, burn addresses and the token contract itself are left out, so the map shows real holders.
What J Map does
In short
J Map is a BSC bubble map for buyers and researchers who want to know whether the top holders of a BEP-20 token are really separate wallets. It draws the largest holders as bubbles, links the ones that moved tokens to each other, and colors each linked group as a cluster.
What it does
You paste a token and choose the latest block or a specific one, plus how many holders to map: the top 25, 50 or 100. A Holder Snapshot of every holder comes first. Then the server reads all transfers between the mapped wallets over the same blocks and groups the linked ones.
What it costs
J Map uses the Holder Snapshot payment: one flat 0.09 BNB from your wallet, plus a little BNB gas, both shown before you sign. If the map stops early, the paid snapshot stays as a credit in this browser, and the next press goes on without a second fee.
Key features
- Top 25, 50 or 100 · Pick the map size; pools, routers and burn addresses never take a slot.
- Any block you choose · Map the latest block, or go back to a block before a launch or a sell-off.
- Transfer links only · Clusters come from real token transfers between holders, not from timing or guesses.
- Supply share per cluster · See how much of the supply each linked group holds together.
- Clear coverage notes · The map states its block range, the holders covered and anything left out.
- CSV download · Export address, balance, share and group for your own analysis.
How to map BEP-20 holder clusters in 3 steps
- 1
Paste the token and pick a block
Paste the BEP-20 contract address, keep the latest block or type a block number, and choose Top 25, 50 or 100. Pools, routers, burn addresses and the token contract itself are left out, so the map shows real holders.
- 2
Pay once and let it scan
Sign the snapshot fee in your wallet. The page first lists every holder at that block, then reads the transfers between the mapped wallets step by step, with a progress line counting blocks read and links found so far.
- 3
Read the clusters and export them
Bubbles grow with supply share, lines stand for transfers, each cluster gets one color and wallets with no link stay grey. A coverage line says what was scanned. Download the table as CSV, or open Holder Snapshot for the full holder list.
Holder links on BNB Chain, block by block
On BNB Chain (also known as BSC or BNB Smart Chain, chain ID 56), every BEP-20 transfer is a public Transfer event, so links between wallets can be rebuilt from the chain alone. J Map reads those events on the J Tools server in pages of up to 5,000 blocks, pinned to the snapshot block so balances and links match. A link means tokens moved between two wallets in that window; it does not prove one person owns both. Paste any address from the map into BscScan to follow it further.
Frequently asked questions
Map the holders of a token
Paste the contract, choose the block and the map size, and see in one view which top wallets move tokens between each other.