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See who really holds a token.Wallets funded by the same source, mapped on your GPU.

Paste a Solana token address. Clusterscope traces where every large holder and early buyer got their first SOL, finds the wallets that share a source, and shows how much of the supply each group controls.

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Insider concentration

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How much of the supply sits with wallets that look connected. A signal to weigh, not a verdict.

Held by linked clusters—

Developer's cluster—

Top 10 wallets—excluding pools and programs

Fresh wallets holding—first active ≤ 3 days before launch

Where the supply sits

Click a cluster to find it on the map

The map

Developer's cluster Other clusters (one colour each) Unlinked wallet Funding source Exchange / busy source Pool / program Funded · gold dots = SOL flow Bought in the creation block Size = share held · hover to isolate · drag nodes · scroll to zoom

Clusters

Wallets linked by a shared funding source — directly or one hop up — or by buying in the creation block. Click a row to focus.

Cluster	Wallets	Bought at launch	Holds now	Funding source	Signals

The launch

Largest holders

#	Wallet	Supply	Cluster	First active	Funded by

Method

Follow the first SOL.

Every wallet has to be funded before it can buy. When many large holders were funded from the same place, they are rarely strangers.

Holders

The largest holders are loaded and separated into wallets and programs — pools, curves and lockers are set aside.

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The launch

For pump.fun tokens, the first trades on the bonding curve reveal the developer, the wallets in the creation block and the snipers.

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The first SOL

For each wallet, its very first transaction is read to find who sent it SOL. Busy sources such as exchanges are detected and not used to link wallets.

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The map

Wallets sharing a source are grouped, supply is summed per group, and the graph is laid out by a force simulation running on your GPU.

Limits

Signals, not verdicts.

Read the map as evidence to weigh, not as proof of who owns what.

A shared funding source suggests a connection; it does not prove the same person controls both wallets.
Only the largest holders and the first trades are traced. Small wallets and later buyers are not mapped.
Wallets with very long histories are not traced back to their first transaction, so their source shows as unknown.
Funding through exchanges, bridges or many hops is not followed. A careful insider can stay invisible.
Data comes from public Solana RPC at the moment you scan. Nothing is stored.