Solana trading glossary
What is bundled supply (bundlers)?
Also called: Bundle, Bundlers, Bundled launch
Supply bought at launch by one party through many wallets at the same moment, so the holder list looks spread out when it is really one position.
On Solana several transactions can be sent together as a bundle and land in the same block. Token creators and their associates use this to buy a large share of a new token through ten, twenty or more fresh wallets in the first seconds of trading. No single wallet looks large, so simple top-holder checks pass.
The wallets usually give themselves away: they were funded from the same source shortly before launch, received the token in the same block or within seconds, and often sell together later.
Why it matters before you trade
A bundle is concentration in disguise. If a quarter of the supply sits in bundled wallets, it will most likely be sold into the first strong buying, which is often when late buyers arrive. Checking for bundles is one of the few ways to see a soft rug coming.
How NAVI shows it
NAVI's bubble map links large holders that have sent the token between themselves or were first funded by the same wallet. A linked group of two to six wallets is shown in amber as a cluster; seven or more is shown in red as bundled, and clicking one highlights the rest of its group with their combined share. Exchange wallets and pool accounts are left out of the grouping.
Related terms
- SnipersWallets, usually bots, that buy a new token in its first blocks of trading so they can sell to the buyers who come after.
- Insider walletsWallets connected to a token's team or launch, usually funded by the creator or buying before the public, that hold supply at a cost ordinary buyers could not get.
- Bubble mapA picture of a token's largest holders as circles sized by their share of supply, with lines between wallets that are connected on-chain.
Last reviewed 2026-09-25. NAVI is informational only and nothing here is financial advice.