Solana whale tracker

See the biggest wallets in any Solana token

Paste a contract address or ticker to see who holds the most of a token: the largest wallets by share of supply, which of them are linked or bought together, and which are exchanges or pools rather than people.

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Of the 32 most traded medium and high risk tokens NAVI checked in the last 15 minutes, 10 have a single wallet holding more than 10% of supply.

580 tokens checked on NAVI this week
158 Solana tokens risk-scored right now

Whales in the market right now

Live across the most traded medium and high risk Solana tokens. Each row opens the token's holder map.

Biggest single wallets

Share of supply held by the largest wallet that is not a liquidity pool, order book or locker. Exchange wallets are still counted here; the holder map labels them.

TokenLargest wallet

Updated 6 Oct, 06:02 UTC

Most widely held

The same tokens ranked by holder count, with the largest wallet and top 10 share for comparison.

TokenHolders

A high holder count with a high top 10 share means a crowd of small wallets and a few very large ones. The bubble map shows which.

What you'll see

A real token, GTR, as it stands now: its largest accounts drawn by share of supply. On the token page the holder map adds the links between wallets and labels exchanges and pools.

WalletLiquidity pool, order book or lockerSize = share of total supply

Open the GTR holder map

Largest wallet91.6% of supply

The biggest single position outside pools and lockers. Open the map to see whether it is an exchange or linked to other wallets.

Top 10 wallets98.1% of supply

How much of the token the ten largest holders could sell between them.

In pools and lockers0.1% of supply

Tokens sitting in liquidity pools, order books or lockers. They are there to be traded against, so they are not counted as a whale.

Holders3,255

Wallets holding any amount. Compare it with the top 10 share to see whether the crowd or the whales own the token.

Where whale data shows up in NAVI

Holder map, on the token page

The 25 largest wallets drawn as circles sized by their share of supply. Wallets that are linked on-chain are joined, groups that bought together are marked, and exchange and pool wallets are labelled so liquidity is not mistaken for a whale.

Holder structure, in the risk section

The top holders' combined share with linked wallets counted as one owner, how many linked clusters there are, and whether bundled buying was found. It sits next to the rug score on every token page.

Live buys and sells, in the terminal

The terminal's token feed lists recent trades with side, size in dollars and price, next to a top 20 holders tab with bundled and clustered wallets flagged. It needs a free account and a desktop screen.

Why it matters for trading

Before you buy a new launch

If one wallet or one linked group holds a fifth of the supply, the price depends on when they decide to sell. The holder map shows that before you buy, not after the first big red candle.

When a token suddenly dumps

Open the trades feed in the terminal and check whether the selling is a few large orders or many small ones. A handful of big sells from top wallets means something different from a crowd taking profit.

When a big wallet looks like a whale

The largest holder is often a liquidity pool, a bonding curve or an exchange. NAVI labels those, so you can tell a trading venue apart from a person who can dump on you.

When the holder count looks healthy

Thousands of holders can still mean ten wallets own most of the supply. The top 10 share and the linked clusters tell you how much of that crowd is real.

How NAVI tracks whales

Where holder data comes from: NAVI reads every token account for the mint from the Solana chain and sorts them by balance. The holder map uses the 25 largest, and up to 40 in a deep map. A whale here means a wallet with a large share of supply, not a large dollar balance.
How linked wallets are found: Two holders are linked when one sent the token to the other or when the same wallet first funded both with SOL. Seven or more linked wallets are marked as bundled.
Exchanges, pools and programs: Exchange wallets are labelled from Helius wallet identity data. Accounts owned by a trading program, such as liquidity pools, vaults and pump.fun bonding curves, are marked as protocol accounts and left out of cluster detection.
Where the trades feed comes from: The terminal's transactions tab reads recent trades for the token's main pool from Birdeye, falling back to GeckoTerminal, and refreshes every few seconds while it is open.
What NAVI does not do yet: You cannot follow a wallet across tokens or get an alert when a specific whale buys or sells. There is no market-wide list of the day's largest trades either. Whale data is read one token at a time.
The numbers on this page: The lists above come from each token's RugCheck holder list, with liquidity pools, order books and lockers left out. Exchange wallets are still counted in those numbers; the holder map labels them. Tokenised stocks are left out because their largest holders are custodians. The lists refresh every 15 minutes.

Free vs account

Holder numbers are free. Building maps and streaming trades cost NAVI data credits, so those need an account after the first look.

Largest wallet, top 10 share and holder count
No account
Included
Free account
Included
Pro
Included
Holder structure in the risk section
No account
Included
Free account
Included
Pro
Included
View a holder map that is already built
No account
Included
Free account
Included
Pro
Included
Build or refresh a holder map
No account
Limited: Once per visitor
Free account
Limited: Daily allowance
Pro
Included
Linked wallet and bundle details on the map
No account
Limited: Blurred
Free account
Included
Pro
Included
Live trades feed and top 20 holders in the terminal
No account
Limited: Blurred preview
Free account
Limited: One token an hour
Pro
Included

What you get without an account, with a free account and with Pro
Feature	No account	Free account	Pro
Largest wallet, top 10 share and holder count	Included	Included	Included
Holder structure in the risk section	Included	Included	Included
View a holder map that is already built	Included	Included	Included
Build or refresh a holder map	Limited: Once per visitor	Limited: Daily allowance	Included
Linked wallet and bundle details on the map	Limited: Blurred	Included	Included
Live trades feed and top 20 holders in the terminal	Limited: Blurred preview	Limited: One token an hour	Included

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Whale tracker questions

How do I find the whales in a Solana token?

Paste the token's contract address or ticker into the box at the top of this page. NAVI opens the token's page with the holder map showing the largest wallets by share of supply. The risk section on the same page adds the top holders' combined share with linked wallets merged.

What counts as a whale?

There is no fixed line. NAVI shows each wallet's share of total supply and lets you judge. As a rough guide, one wallet above 10% of supply, or ten wallets above half of it, can move the price on their own. Pools, exchanges and bonding curves are labelled so they are not counted as whales.

Can I see large buys and sells?

Yes, one token at a time. The NAVI terminal has a transactions feed with each trade's side, dollar size and price. A free account can open one token an hour in the terminal, and Pro removes the limit. NAVI does not publish a market-wide list of the day's largest trades.

Can I follow a whale wallet or get alerts when it trades?

Not yet. NAVI's alerts fire on a token's risk level and price, not on a particular wallet's activity. If the token turns high risk, a risk alert will catch it.

How does NAVI tell a whale from an exchange or a pool?

Exchange wallets are labelled from Helius wallet identity data, and accounts owned by a trading program (liquidity pools, vaults, pump.fun bonding curves) are marked as protocol accounts. Both are shown in yellow on the holder map and are not counted as linked wallets.

What is a bundled whale?

One buyer who spreads a large position across many wallets, often in the same block at launch, so no single wallet looks big. NAVI groups wallets that sent the token to each other or were first funded by the same wallet. Seven or more linked wallets are marked as bundled. The bubble map guide explains the colours.

Is the whale tracker free?

The top holder numbers, holder structure and any holder map that is already built are free without an account. Building a fresh map is free once per visitor, then needs a free account. The terminal's trades feed needs a free account for one token an hour, or Pro for any number.

Find out who holds a token

Paste a contract address or ticker to open its holder map. Maps that are already built load straight away and need no account.

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