The read, in two lines
Encouraging and concerning evidence, each linked to the rows behind it.
Follow the wallets, not the noise. Drop a token’s mint on X, Telegram, Discord or right here. Whodl maps the biggest wallets, flags bundled and linked holders, and shows who added, who sold and where the money went. Every number links to its transaction.
> @WhodlBot scan 2j5SaS…nW2ZM
$CLAUDIA · 28 large accounts · 24h + 7d
MIXED New large positions opened while several holders cut exposure.
Top seller dumped 3.82M, bought back 1.69M. Net exit: 2.13M.
LINKED Check the bubble map for wallets funded from one source.
Paste a mint below, add the bot to your Telegram group or Discord server, or tag it on X. Every channel produces the same report.
Every report draws the top holders as bubbles sized by their share of supply, then connects the ones that look coordinated. Linked supply and bundled supply are counted up front, with a receipt for every link.
A shared funder is a signal, not proof. Exchanges fund unrelated wallets all the time, and the report says so.
The arithmetic happens in code against finalized chain state. AI only explains what the numbers already support, and a second, independent pass checks every claim.
Paste the exact contract address on the site, in Telegram or Discord, or in an X mention. Ambiguous tickers get a question, not a guess.
Up to 40 large token accounts, their funding sources and their balances rebuilt for the last 24 hours and 7 days.
Net changes, clusters and supply share come from integer math. A writer drafts the brief and a separate auditor checks it.
A short, grounded reply where you asked, with a permanent report URL. Repeat requests within five minutes share one report.
A wallet that dumped 3.8 million tokens looks like it ran for the exit. If it also bought 1.7 million back, the real reduction is smaller, and that changes the read.
Whodl puts gross sales, buybacks and the position that remains side by side, in both windows, so you can see which moves actually changed exposure.
GpGJDG…JYhT$CLAUDIA · 24hEvery report uses the same layout, is stored permanently and downloads as JSON. A refresh creates a new report instead of rewriting the old one.
Encouraging and concerning evidence, each linked to the rows behind it.
Linked and bundled wallets, the reason for each link, and their combined supply.
Largest balance changes, switchable between 24 hours and 7 days.
Gross sold, bought back and net sold per seller, in tokens, supply share and USD.
Assets received in the same verified swap, like SOL, USDC or another token.
Snapshot time, price time, history coverage and anything marked unknown.
The CLAUDIA example covers 28 large accounts across 24 hours and 7 days, with every seller, buyback and rotation traced to its transaction.