Is anyone
still holding?
Hook a Solana token up to the monitor. Every five minutes we read how many wallets hold it, and each spike on the trace is the net gain or loss since the last reading. Flatline means no new arrivals. Big swings mean a crowd walking in, or out.
No readings yet.
THE WARD-- beds
Every token on our books. The day's busiest tokens on Jupiter are admitted automatically, and anything you look up gets a bed too. Ordered by Jupiter's 24-hour change in holders. Tap a bed to put it on the monitor.
CHART NOTES
Where the numbers come from, and what they can and cannot tell you.
Source of the count
Jupiter's public token data reports how many wallets hold a token right now, but nobody hands out the history for free. So we take our own reading every 5 minutes for every token in the ward and keep it: full 5-minute detail for 48 hours, one reading per hour after that, for up to 45 days.
Reading the trace
Each spike is one reading minus the one before it. Up means more wallets started holding than stopped; down means more emptied out to zero. An amber dashed line marks a gap where our recorder was not running.
Before admission
Jupiter also reports the % change in holders over 5 minutes, 1 hour, 6 hours and 24 hours. We turn those into four earlier estimates (count now ÷ (1 + change)) and draw them as hollow cyan dots on the count chart.
What counts as a holder
Any wallet with a balance above zero: pools, bots and dust included. More holders is not the same as more demand, since airdrops and dust transfers inflate the number too.
Nothing to sign
This monitor only reads public data. There is no wallet to link, nothing to approve, and we will never want your recovery phrase or private key. Anyone asking for those is trying to rob you.
Not a prescription
A holder trace is one symptom, not a diagnosis. Use it alongside your own research; nothing here tells you to buy or sell anything.