Map the top holders of any Solana token as linked clusters. Free, no wallet connection needed.
Paste a Solana token address and the map draws its top holders as circles, sized by share of supply. Wallets connected by transfers or funding get the same color, so coordinated groups stand out at a glance. The creator wallet is marked in red.
The scan reads the holder list over RPC, then runs a transfer-link pass across those wallets. Linked wallets are grouped into clusters and drawn close together. Pick a token from the trending rail or paste a mint address, no wallet connection involved.
A holder list tells you who holds the token. A cluster map tells you which of those holders are the same person. When one entity splits its bag across twenty wallets, the list looks healthy and the map does not.
Paste a mint address, or open the trending rail and click one of the movers. The scan starts on its own and covers the top holders you selected, up to 500.
Same color means linked wallets: they funded each other or moved tokens between them. The red DEV marker follows the creator's flow. One big single-color block near the top is the signal to look closer.
The token stays in the URL, so copying the address bar is enough to send the exact map to someone else. Rescan pulls fresh on-chain data whenever you need the current state.
A cluster map takes a token's holder list and adds the missing dimension: which wallets are connected. The scan reads top holders over on-chain RPC, then checks transfers and funding paths between them. Wallets that share history get grouped, and each group's combined supply share is what actually matters for concentration. Ten unrelated wallets holding 2% each is a distribution. Ten linked wallets holding 2% each is one holder with 20%. The map exists to make that difference visible in seconds.
Paste a mint address or grab one from the trending rail and watch the holder base resolve into clusters. It's free, runs without a wallet, and the URL carries the view for sharing.
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