20 holders can be 3 people. Measure who really holds it.
Paste a token address. I read the top 20 wallets, find the ones that bought in the same transaction, were funded from the same place or passed tokens to each other, and fold them into operators. Then I tell you how far the price falls if the biggest one sells.
Five checks
Quick looks · trending
Reading the chain…
The top 20 holders are being read one by one. Watch the log.
01Who really holds it?
02What happens if they sell?
03What else can hurt you?
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Every new launch, the second it lands.
New tokens appear here seconds after they are created. The Gate looks at two things before it lets one through: how much of the supply the creator bought in the launch itself, and how many other tokens the same creator launched while this page was open. Held launches stay in the list in grey, with the reason. Click Measure on any row to read its holders.
◆ Filters
Filters stay saved in this browser.
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How the orb decides
01One measurement 02Five checks 03Entanglement 04The Gate ↑ Back to measureHow the orb decides.
Everything above reads the chain live. These four chapters explain what you are looking at: what one measurement returns, the five checks behind the number, how wallets get folded into operators and how the Gate screens new launches.
One measurement, three answers.
Every measurement ends with the same three answers: who really holds the token, what happens to the price if they sell, and what the owner can still do to you. Below is an example token made up for this page, so you know what to look for before you paste a real one.
01Who really holds it?
02What happens if they sell?
03What else can hurt you?
What every measurement reads before it scores.
The first three checks look at the people holding the token. The last two look at the token itself: what its owner can still change and how deep the pool is that every seller has to go through.
Watch twenty holders collapse into a few operators.
A replay of one measurement on the example token. Every point is a top holder, sized by its share of the float. A line appears when there is proof that two wallets belong together, and linked wallets pull into one operator. Drag the points, hover them for details.
Before you see a launch, the Gate checks who made it.
Every new launch is checked the moment it lands. A launch is held back only on evidence, the reason is always shown and the token stays in the list. For the full picture, measure it: holders, links and what the creator still holds.
Creator bought at launch
How much of the supply the creator bought inside the launch transaction itself. A big first buy means one wallet starts with a big slice of everything.
Serial creator
How many tokens the same creator wallet launched while this page was open. Three in a few hours is not a project, it is a routine.
Full measurement
Click Measure on any launch and the orb reads its top 20 holders: linked wallets, fresh packs, snipers still holding and what the creator holds now.
Every rule the orb uses, in plain words.
The score is a fixed, written set of rules, not a black box. All of it is measured on the top 20 holders against the real float: the supply minus the curve, pools, lockers and burn addresses. The same rules run in the open library you can import yourself.
| Part | Points | Full points at | Zero at | What it measures |
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Caps · red flags
Verdicts
When there is no score
- Fewer than 5 wallets in the top 20: almost everything still sits in the curve or a pool, there is nobody to judge yet.
- Fewer than 60% of the wallets could be read. Public nodes get busy, so the orb says so instead of guessing.
- The address is not a token mint at all.
How wallets get linked
- same buy tx — two holders got their tokens in one transaction. That is a bundle.
- same slot — two holders bought in the same block, about 400 ms.
- one source — the first SOL of both wallets came from the same address, exchanges excluded.
- transfer — one top holder sent tokens to another.
- fresh-wallet pack — three or more brand new wallets bought within about a minute.
Price impact
- On the curve, the drop is computed from the curve's own reserves, read from its account.
- After a pool, it uses the tokens in the deepest pool and the constant-product formula.
- It is a scenario of one operator selling everything right now, not a forecast.
What the orb cannot see
- Wallets outside the top 20.
- Two wallets funded from one exchange account: exchanges are excluded from links on purpose.
- Links that run through a third wallet the orb never read.
- Anything that happens after the measurement. Measure again.
$QUBIT
I am the orb that keeps measuring while everybody else is guessing. $QUBIT is the token of this scanner, and yes, you can paste its own address into the box above. I will not go easy on myself.