Clustrmap

HOLDER BUBBLE MAP · SOLANA

Who holds it,
and who holds it together.

Paste a token mint. Clustrmap draws its top holders as bubbles and links the wallets that share a first funder, bought in the same launch slot, sent each other the token, or were topped up by the same recent source.

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Read-only. No wallet connection. Links are evidence, not proof: wallets are not people.

Four kinds of evidence

Every line on the map is one of these, read directly from Solana mainnet transactions.

Same first funder

The wallet that sent each holder its very first SOL. Two holders born from the same wallet share a funder node.

Same launch slot

Holders that received the token in the same block during the first three slots of the launch, the signature of a bundled buy.

Direct token transfer

One holder sent the token straight to another, wallet to wallet, with no pool in between.

Shared recent funding

The same wallet sent SOL to several holders in their recent history. The weakest link type; toggle it off any time.

What a link does not mean

Exchanges, payment services and trading bots fund thousands of unrelated wallets. A funder that is a known exchange, holds a service-sized balance, or signs 1,000+ transactions inside a day is treated as a hub: listed on every map, never used to connect wallets. Even after that filter, a shared funder can be a coincidence, and one person can run wallets with no visible link at all. Clustrmap shows evidence; reading intent into it is your call.

How to read a map

A map answers one question: is this supply spread across many independent wallets, or packed into a few groups?

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Bubble size

Each bubble is a holder. Its area is that wallet's share of the supply, so the big players jump out at once.

2

Colour = cluster

Wallets joined by any chain of links share a colour. The side list ranks clusters by how much supply they hold together.

3

Grey = on its own

Holders with no link to anyone are grey. A healthy spread is mostly grey bubbles of many sizes.

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Click for the story

Click any bubble to see who funded it, when it got the token after launch, where its SOL came from and who it is linked to.

Patterns worth a second look

None of these prove anything alone. Together they tell you how much of the supply might move as one.

One funder, many top holders

Several of the biggest bubbles all got their first SOL from the same wallet. Often one person spreading a bag across fresh wallets so it looks like many holders.

A crowd in the launch slot

Lots of holders received the token in the same block right at creation. That is what a bundled launch buy looks like.

A cluster around the creator

The creator wallet is outlined. If it sits inside a big cluster, the team may control far more than its own bubble shows.

Tokens passed along a chain

Direct wallet-to-wallet transfers between holders. A common way to split one bag, or to move it before selling.

What a calmer map looks like

Many grey bubbles, small clusters, a creator on its own and no crowd at launch. Not a guarantee, just a better starting point.

Why some wallets are missing

Pools, bonding curves, programs and burn addresses are not people, so they are left off the bubbles and listed separately with their share.

Who uses Clustrmap

Before you buy

"Top 10 holders own 20%" sounds fine until five of them share a funder. Map it in a minute and see the real picture.

Callers and researchers

Check a coin before you share it with your audience, and link the map so they can see the evidence too.

Teams and communities

Show your holders the supply is spread out, or spot a group gathering it, with a public map anyone can check.

Safe to use

No wallet connect

You paste a token address. Clustrmap never asks you to connect, sign or approve anything.

No account

No email, no sign-up. Maps are built only from public Solana data.

Free

No token or payment needed to build or view a map.

Questions

How long does a map take?

Usually one to two minutes for a new token, because every top holder's funding history is read from mainnet. Maps already built open instantly and refresh after a day.

How many holders are mapped?

The top 150 holder wallets, after pools, curves, programs and burn addresses are taken out.

Does a big cluster mean it's a rug?

No. It means those wallets share on-chain history. It might be one person, a team, or a coincidence. Use it as one input, not a verdict.

Why aren't exchange wallets linking everyone?

Exchanges and big services fund thousands of unrelated wallets. They are treated as hubs: shown on the map, never used to connect holders.

Can someone hide from the map?

Yes. A careful person can fund wallets in ways that leave no shared trail. A clean map lowers the odds of a hidden group; it can't rule one out.

Which tokens work?

Any Solana token with a mint address, including pump.fun and other launchpad coins, before and after they graduate.

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