Read a coin before you buy.
Names and pictures can be copied. Who holds a coin can’t. Four numbers tell you most of it, and every coin page shows them.
The four numbers.
- Holders
- wallets holding it now, counted from the coin’s launch
- Top 10
- how much the ten biggest wallets hold, pools left out
- Bundlers
- wallets that bought together in the launch block, and how much they still hold
- Snipers
- wallets that bought in the first seconds, and how much they still hold
Then the creator: whether they bought, and whether they still hold, sold or burned it.
Hide the traps in one tap.
Explore has three filters. 100+ holders. Launch bundles: on by default, it hides a coin a launch bundle still holds 10% or more of; “Hide any bundled launch” also hides coins bundled big at launch that have since sold. Snipers out: they hold 5% or less now. With a strict filter on, a coin we didn’t count from its launch never passes.
Data, not advice.Good numbers are not a reason to buy. They tell you who is in it, nothing more.
Common questions.
Why does a coin say it wasn’t counted from launch?
We started reading it after it launched, so we can’t say who bought first. Its holders still show.
Is the pool counted in the top 10?
No. Pools, lockers and burn addresses are left out, so the top 10 is people.
Where do these numbers come from?
The chain. Every transfer since the coin launched, read by our own index.
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