LUCID

Every top holder has a price they always sell at. Find it before you buy.
Top 20 holders · exit history rebuilt on-chain

Optional but recommended. Paste one Helius/Alchemy/dRPC endpoint for a faster, deeper scan. Paste several Helius keys (one per line) to go even faster — the scan splits across all of them, so 3 keys ≈ 3× the speed. Public mode (no key) works too but is slower and shallower.

↓  HOW IT WORKS

Every wallet has a price it always sells at.

Every tool shows you who holds a token. None tell you when they sell — the only thing that decides whether you make money.

Traders are creatures of habit. A wallet that took profit at 2x on its last forty trades won't hold this one to 50x. It'll sell at 2x, like it always does. That habit is written on-chain, and it's readable.

How it works

Paste a contract. The tool indexes every holder, ranks the top 20, and strips out pools and program accounts — only real wallets are left.

Each one gets replayed: its recent transactions are rebuilt from raw SOL and token balance changes, so it sees Pump.fun, Raydium and Jupiter the same way. Closed positions give a multiple — SOL out over SOL in. Across dozens of them, the pattern shows: what they take, how long they hold, how often they win.

That tendency is then weighted by size. A flipper on 0.2% can't hurt you. The same behavior on 12% is the whole story.

What to read

Median exit is the number to trade on — where the group habitually cashes out, and where your take-profit belongs. Risk blends that with concentration: above 75, the top of the book is built to sell early. Smart money is the only bullish signal here — high means proven winners chose to be in this.

The bar is the supply, left to right. Each block is a holder, width is their share, color is how they exit — red under 2x, amber 2–5x, green rides further, grey means no history. A wide red block is the wallet that dumps on you.

Grey matters too. On a fresh wallet sitting on 8% of supply, it's the loudest signal on the page — usually a bundle.

Limits

Top 20 only, and roughly the last 25–40 transactions per wallet, so a dormant whale reads as unknown. One wallet is treated as one person — a trader split across ten addresses looks like ten small holders.

And this is behavior, not prophecy. It tells you what a wallet has always done, not that this time is different. That bet has never been the profitable side.