Token bubble map: see who holds a token, and who is connected

A token can look spread across hundreds of wallets and still be controlled by one person. The bubble map shows the biggest holders as circles, sized by how much they own.

DexGrade also draws lines between holders that were funded by the same wallet or sent the token to each other, the classic sign of a "bundle" where one team hides a large share.

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What DexGrade checks

Top holdersThe biggest wallets, with pools, burns and exchanges labelled so they are not mistaken for people.

Funded by the same walletDashed lines link wallets that got their money from one source.

Tokens passed between walletsRed lines link wallets that sent the token to each other.

Bundle shareHow much of the supply the connected wallets hold together.

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Questions and answers

What does a big cluster on a bubble map mean?

Several top wallets connected to each other usually means one person or team controls them. If together they hold a large share, they can crash the price by selling.

Are exchange wallets counted as holders?

They are labelled as exchanges or bridges, so a big exchange wallet is not mistaken for a whale.

Is DexGrade free?

Yes. Checking any token is free, with no account needed. A free account adds a watchlist and rug alerts.

Does "Looks safe" mean I should buy?

No. It means our on-chain checks found no major red flags right now. It lowers the risk, it does not remove it, and it is not financial advice.

Can a project pay for a better grade?

No. Boosts and the Verified tick are paid and always marked, but they never change a grade or hide a warning.

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