$OS holders: who’s really holding Open Source?

What the $OS wallets show

Balance growth was spread across 23 tracked accounts over 7 days, with none reducing. This shows growth in the sampled positions; transfers can contribute, so it does not establish market-wide buying.

The sampled sellers purchased more than they sold in verified swaps (251.2M versus 115.8M). Calling their gross sales an exit would miss that counterpoint; the purchases are not proven later buybacks.

The bubble map connects wallets holding 10.3% of supply; 10.3% shows same-block or same-transaction acquisition. Changes across that group are worth comparing; links and timing do not prove common ownership or coordination.

Who is here: 18 bought in the first five minutes; 25 of the 25 top wallets arrived in the last 24h; 3 of the 10 biggest concentrate at least 80% of their priced Solana holdings here.

Watch 9LXW…q6hV: whether its next balance change continues or reverses the largest 24h move, and whether other tracked accounts follow.

$OS by the numbers

• 44/100 · Partly Real - Powered by LarpCheck (Check them out for more details on score if interested: https://larpcheck.app/c/PmcQs0eN5D)
• The room: 85/100, extreme greed (chain 85, X no X read). Why this score: The gauge reads 85/100, labelled extreme greed, from an 84.9 on-chain score; X data are unavailable, so this is effectively chain-only. All 23 complete tracked balances rose and measured weekly money in exceeded money out, which supports that label. A 0.98% fall over 24 hours is the counterpoint.
• Money flow (7d, tracked wallets): ~$11.3K in from 25 buyers (84.7% paid in SOL), ~$2.2K out to 9 sellers, net ~$9.1K in. 1 fresh wallets were funded by another top holder.
• Am I late: 25 of the 25 top wallets bought this week, at an average entry near ~$21.9K market cap (now ~$43.2K); 22 are in profit and 3 underwater, median 1.72x. 25 first bought in the last 24h (40.0% of supply).
• If they sell into the main pool (~$16K liquidity): the top 10 modelled price drop about −81%, the biggest wallet alone −28%, the biggest linked group −45%. Simplified constant-product model, not a forecast.
• Whale bags: 3 of the 10 biggest wallets hold at least 80% of their priced Solana holdings in this coin (median 56.6% of what they hold); together they hold ~$6.6K of other tokens.
• 541 holders; 504 hold more than dust. Trading for 0 days, ~$16K liquidity.
• The top 10 wallets hold 24.0% of the supply (pools, burn and exchanges excluded). The biggest one holds 3.4%.
• Snipers: 18 top wallets bought within 5 minutes of launch (29.3%).
• 10.3% of the supply sits in wallets linked to each other (2 groups).
• 10.3% of the supply was bought in the same block as other top wallets.
• 7 wallets sold within 20% of this week's high (54.9% of tracked selling).
• Sold in the last 7 days: 115.8M (11.7%, ~$5K) by 9 wallets, 251.2M purchased.
• 14 of the 23 checked top wallets did not sell or reduce this week. They hold 22.5%.
• 1 of the 25 wallets are new (under 100 transactions) and hold 1.9%.
• Last 24h: 23 accounts increased balance and 0 decreased. Net +358.5M (36.2%, ~$15.5K).
• Last 7 days: 23 accounts increased balance and 0 decreased. Net +358.5M (36.2%, ~$15.5K).
• Biggest move today: 9LXW…q6hV added 33.4M (3.4% of supply, ~$1.4K).
• 19 Solana coins use this ticker; this one is #4 by liquidity (the biggest has ~$21.6K).
• Mint authority revoked, freeze revoked, Token-2022.

Biggest $OS holders

The largest wallets at the last check, with pools, burn addresses and exchanges left out. Balance changes include transfers, not only buys and sells.

See how these wallets link together on the bubble map →

$OS scan history

Every scan is saved as a snapshot, so you can see how the holders changed.

• Oct 23, 2026, 9:37 AM UTC (shown above)