Same wallets, different coins?
Paste two or three token addresses. We pull each coin's top 100 holders, find the wallets that hold more than one, and show what share of each they control. Teams that launch coin after coin tend to reuse the same wallets.
Paste at least two token addresses above. Each coin's holder list is cached for 90 seconds.
Overlap is a clue, not proof.
Big coins share holders because exchanges, market makers and funds hold everything. Small fresh coins sharing many top wallets is a different story.
Wallets vs the rest
Pools, bonding curves, exchange hot wallets and program-owned accounts (off-curve addresses) are labelled and hidden by default. They say nothing about who runs a coin.
Share of supply
Percent of each coin's total supply held by the shared wallets. Several shared wallets holding 2–5% each of two fresh coins is the classic same-team pattern.
Shared funders
Jupiter records which wallet first funded each holder. Different wallets funded by the same small wallet, sitting in different coins, are likely one operator.
Limits
Only the top 100 holders of each coin are compared. A team that spreads supply over hundreds of small wallets will not show up here. Use HolderMap for one coin's funding clusters.
Where the data comes from
Holder lists and funding wallets from Jupiter's public holders API; supply, price and dev wallet from Jupiter's token API. Nothing is signed and nothing is stored.