Token Bubble Map
Paste any token address and see who holds the supply: whales, pools, exchanges, locked and burned tokens, with a plain verdict on how concentrated it is.
Free · No sign-up · Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Polygon
What we check
- Top 30 holders as bubbles sized by their share
- Whales holding 5% or more of the supply
- Liquidity pools and contracts
- Exchange wallets
- Locked and burned tokens
- Verdict: concentrated or well spread out?
- Bundled wallets: top holders funded by the same wallet
- Tap any bubble for the wallet and what it holds
- Total holder count
Why the bubble map matters
If a few wallets hold most of the supply, they can sell at once and crash the price. Developers often split their supply across many wallets to hide it, and snipers who bought at launch sit on big bags waiting to dump.
The bubble map shows it in seconds. Combine it with the rug checker and the honeypot checker before you buy, and see tokens that already went to zero on rugs we caught.
Frequently asked questions
What is a bubble map in crypto?
A chart that shows a token’s biggest holders as bubbles: the bigger the bubble, the bigger that wallet’s share of the supply. It shows at a glance whether a few wallets control the token.
How do I read the bubble map?
Red bubbles are wallets holding 5% or more, amber 2%+, and blue are pools, contracts or exchanges. Green bubbles are locked or burned tokens, which can’t be sold. Tap any bubble to see what it is and open the wallet.
What is a bad holder distribution?
When the top 10 real wallets (not counting pools, exchanges, lockers and burns) hold more than 30–50% of the supply, or one wallet holds over 10%. Those holders can dump on everyone else.
Is it free? Which chains work?
Free, no sign-up. It works for Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Polygon and Tron tokens. Paste the contract address and the map opens.
Does it detect bundled wallets?
Yes. On Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Avalanche and Polygon we check who first funded each top wallet. When several top holders were funded by the same wallet, the map shows a “Bundled supply” warning with the funder and the share they hold together. Exchange wallets are ignored, since they fund thousands of unrelated people.
Automated checks can’t catch every scam. Read our guide on how to spot a rug pull and always do your own research.