Bundle Analysis
Read a token's earliest buyers for bundling and concentration before you trade.
What It Is
When a token launches, insiders often “bundle” — buy through many wallets funded from the same source to disguise one large position. Bundle Analysis scans the first buyers of a token, traces how each was funded, and reports the clusters, supply concentration, and how much of the supply the early wallets still hold — so you can gauge rug risk before trading.
How to Use
- Open the Pro hub and choose Bundle Analysis.
- The active token loads automatically — or navigate to a token page (or paste a CA) so it is detected.
- Tap Analyse Bundles. A progress indicator tracks the scan; results land in a few seconds.
- Recent scans are cached, so re-opening a token shows its last result; re-running refreshes the balances.
Risk Badge
A single badge summarises the scan:
- LOW — no funding clusters and 10% or less of supply bundled.
- MEDIUM — at least one cluster, or more than 10% of supply bundled.
- HIGH — three or more clusters, or more than 20% of supply bundled.
Statistics
Four cards break down the early buyers:
- Total Bought — the share of total supply the early buyers took at launch.
- Still Holding — how many early buyers still hold, and their combined share of supply.
- Fully Sold — how many have dumped more than 90% of their bag.
- Wallet Clusters — how many funding clusters were found, and the share of supply they bundle.
Clusters
A cluster is a group of two or more early buyers that share the same funding source, traced one level deep. Each cluster lists its funder and member wallets, linked out to Solscan, so you can see which wallets are likely controlled by the same entity.
Buyer Map
A grid draws one marker per early buyer: green for still holding, dark green for wallets that added to their position, and red for wallets that have sold. Partial sellers show a held-versus-sold ring. Cluster members carry a colored dot matching their cluster, and the dev wallet — the earliest buyer — is flagged.