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All the numbers
Bubble map
Who is linked to who
Each bubble is an examined wallet, sized by its share of supply. Lines join wallets with a shared funding source, a direct transfer, or buys in the same block or transaction (dashed amber). Timing overlaps can be coincidental; coordination and common ownership are not proven.
Linked supply
Same-block / tx supplyWallets in observed acquisition overlaps
Funding tracedFresh wallets only
Positions
Holdings and net changes
Dollars use the timestamped reference price. A balance increase alone does not prove a purchase.
The full readTakeaway, good, bad and what to watch
The takeaway
Selling in contextSales, buybacks and what remains
Verified router swaps in retrieved receipts. Unsupported or ambiguous transactions are not counted as sales, so totals can be incomplete.
Follow the moneyWhere sellers rotated
Destination assets arrived in the same verified swap. These are receipts, not proof of what is held now.
Check the workFindings, evidence and caveats
What remains unknown
Coverage and methodology
Balances are reconstructed from finalized RPC token-account changes at a common slot cutoff. Missing transactions or truncated history invalidate affected change windows. Failed or unsupported activity is never counted as zero. Snapshot supply and price are separately retrieved reference values.
Recognized swaps require an invoked allowlisted router, the owner as signer and an unambiguous opposing asset delta. Other movements remain unclassified. Native SOL credits include fee and rent effects. USD rotation values mark the source tokens at the reference price, not execution price.
Names and wallet age are omitted unless supported by an explicit evidence source. Account closure is not proof the owner sold every position. Shared control, P&L and future price direction are not established.