First Buyers
Scanner.
Paste a Solana token address to see the earliest wallets to buy, how much of the supply they picked up, and whether they still hold or have exited.
WHAT YOU CAN SEE
Follow the earliest positions
Entry order
See which wallets bought first and how much supply each one acquired.
Held vs sold
Compare each wallet's original position to its current balance.
Launch context
Cross-reference with Bundle Checker to see same-block launch activity.
HOW IT WORKS
Same public data,
organized by entry.
First Buyers Scanner uses the same launch analysis as Bundle Checker, but orders wallets by when they first bought instead of how much they acquired.
Enter the token address
Paste the Solana mint address you want to research.
Identify early wallets
The scanner reconstructs the earliest positive balance changes.
Check current status
See current balances to understand who still holds and who exited.
FAQ
First Buyers Scanner FAQ
How does the First Buyers Scanner identify early buyers?
It inspects public Solana transaction data around a token's launch and reconstructs positive token balance changes in the first blocks, excluding the bonding-curve inventory account.
What does 'still held' mean?
It compares a wallet's current token balance to the amount it originally acquired. A wallet showing 0% still held has fully exited its original position based on public balance data.
Does this show profit or loss?
No. The scanner shows token amounts and supply percentages only. It does not estimate SOL spent, cost basis, or USD value, since those cannot be reliably derived from token balance changes alone.
Do I need to connect a wallet?
No. Public token analysis only requires a Solana token address. You do not need to connect a wallet to use the scanner.