Token - Tag Holdings Chart

Retrieve timestamped holder and holding data grouped by Solana holder tag type. Each tag returns up to 100 chart points.

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Holder and holding trends grouped by wallet tag.

  • tag_type supports bundler and sniper. Omit it to return all supported tag series.
  • chart_type controls the time interval and supports 1d, 1h, and 1m.
  • time_from and time_to are unix timestamps in seconds. time_to defaults to now.
  • Each tag series contains timestamped points with total_holder, total_holding, and time.

Reading the numbers. total_holder is the number of wallets with the tag that hold the token at that point. total_holding is the token amount held by that tagged cohort.

Compute Unit ⚙️
  • This endpoint consumes 20 CU per request.
Wallet Tag Definitions 🏷️
  • dev — The wallet that created the token: the mint creator from the initialize-mint transaction.

  • sniper — A wallet that bought within the first n blocks of the token, counted from the token's first swap. On Solana, n = 5; a buy qualifies when its slot is within first_trade_slot + 5.

  • bundler — Coordinated buying detected in either level:

    • Level 1: at least 4 buy transactions in the same slot.
    • Level 2: at least 3 distinct wallets buying across adjacent slots, where max slot gap is 1.
  • insider — A wallet that received the token directly from the Chef wallet via token transfer, not via a swap.

  • smart_trader — A non-bot wallet ranked in Top Realized PnL over the last 90 days with realized PnL > $10,000. Wallets identified as bots are excluded before ranking and never receive this tag.

Use Cases 💡
  • Turn holder labels into a living time series: watch bundler and sniper cohorts expand, shrink, accumulate, or distribute over time.
  • Build launch-quality charts that show whether suspicious early cohorts are still holding meaningful supply after trading begins.
  • Detect changing risk posture when tagged holder count falls while tagged holding remains high, or when holding drops sharply across a short window.
  • Pair tag holdings with price and volume charts to understand whether labeled wallets are supporting momentum or selling into demand.
  • Create narrative research panels that show how token ownership evolves from launch concentration toward broader or riskier distribution.
How to Use 🛠️
  • Provide a Solana token_address.
  • Choose chart_type=1m, 1h, or 1d based on the granularity you need.
  • Use tag_type=bundler, tag_type=sniper, or omit tag_type to return all supported tags.
  • Use time_from and time_to to focus on a launch window, volatility event, or post-launch period.
  • Plot total_holder and total_holding together to see both cohort size and token exposure.
Best Practices ✅
  • Compare holder count and holding amount together; a small holder count with high holding can signal concentrated tagged exposure.
  • Align tag-holding changes with price and volume candles to see whether tagged cohorts accumulated before momentum or distributed into demand.
  • Use this endpoint for time-series cohort behavior, then use holder-positions when you need the exact wallets.
  • Keep the chart window focused; shorter windows make launch and exit patterns easier to interpret.
Limitations ⚠️
  • Solana only.
  • Supported tag_type values are bundler and sniper.
  • Supported chart_type values are 1d, 1h, and 1m.
  • Each tag returns up to 100 chart points.
  • This endpoint returns tagged cohort trends, not individual wallet-level positions.

Query Params
string
required

Token contract address.

string
enum
Defaults to 1d

Chart interval: 1d, 1h, 1m.

Allowed:
tag_type
array of strings
Defaults to bundler,sniper

Comma-separated holder tag types. Omit to return all supported tag types.

tag_type
Allowed:
integer
1 to 10000000000

Start time using unix timestamp in seconds. Defaults to 3 months before the current time.

integer
1 to 10000000000

End time using unix timestamp in seconds. Defaults to the current time.

Headers
string
enum
Defaults to solana

Solana network only.

Allowed:
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