See who really holds it.
Twenty wallets at 2% each looks spread out. Twenty wallets funded by the same address is one person. Paste a token and HolderMap draws the top holders, labels the pools, and links wallets that were paid for by the same source.
Paste a mint above. The map shows the 20 largest holders by balance, sized by their share of supply.
How wallets get linked.
Every wallet starts with someone sending it SOL. When several top holders got their first SOL from the same address, they are very likely run by one person or one bot.
Funding source
Jupiter's holder index reports where most wallets were funded from. For the rest, HolderMap reads the wallet's oldest transaction on chain and takes the SOL sender, or the fee payer.
Exchanges are ignored
Thousands of strangers withdraw from Binance or Coinbase. A shared exchange funder is not counted as a link.
Pools are labelled
Bonding curves, AMM pools and other program-owned accounts (addresses with no private key) are drawn grey and left out of the wallet totals.
Risk read
High if linked wallets hold 20%+ or the top 10 real wallets hold 50%+. Medium from 8% clustered or 30% top-10. It is a pointer for your own research, not a verdict.
Limits
Only the top 20 holders are mapped. Very active wallets (3,000+ transactions) cannot be traced back cheaply. Fresh wallets bought through a mixer or a CEX will not link.