Is the token checker free?

Yes. There is no signup, no account and no API key, and it is rate-limited to 10 checks per hour per visitor to keep it available to everyone.

Which blockchains does it support?

Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Optimism and Avalanche. Native coins such as Bitcoin, and tokens on chains outside that list, cannot be measured this way — there is no ERC-20-style holder list to read.

What does the percentage actually mean?

It is the share of total supply held by the ten largest addresses that we did not classify as an exchange, market maker, treasury, liquidity pool, staking contract, bridge, multisig or burn address. Those are custodial or pooled balances rather than one person deciding whether to sell, so counting them overstates real concentration.

Does a high percentage mean the token is a scam?

No. It means a small number of wallets could move the price if they chose to. That is a structural risk, not evidence of wrongdoing by anyone. Many legitimate projects show high concentration early in their life.

Why might a wallet be counted as private when it is not?

Classification relies on public address labels. An unlabelled custodial wallet is counted as private, so the figure is a floor — real concentration in individual hands may be lower than reported, never higher.

Token Holder Checker

Paste any token’s contract address and we’ll read its holder list straight from the blockchain: how much of the supply the top 10 wallets control, after filtering out exchanges, staking, bridges and liquidity pools. Over 50% in ten hands is the classic setup for single-hand price manipulation.

Free, no signup · 10 checks per hour · Supports ETH, BSC, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Optimism, Avalanche

Common questions

Is the token checker free?: Yes. There is no signup, no account and no API key, and it is rate-limited to 10 checks per hour per visitor to keep it available to everyone.
Which blockchains does it support?: Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Optimism and Avalanche. Native coins such as Bitcoin, and tokens on chains outside that list, cannot be measured this way — there is no ERC-20-style holder list to read.
What does the percentage actually mean?: It is the share of total supply held by the ten largest addresses that we did not classify as an exchange, market maker, treasury, liquidity pool, staking contract, bridge, multisig or burn address. Those are custodial or pooled balances rather than one person deciding whether to sell, so counting them overstates real concentration.
Does a high percentage mean the token is a scam?: No. It means a small number of wallets could move the price if they chose to. That is a structural risk, not evidence of wrongdoing by anyone. Many legitimate projects show high concentration early in their life.
Why might a wallet be counted as private when it is not?: Classification relies on public address labels. An unlabelled custodial wallet is counted as private, so the figure is a floor — real concentration in individual hands may be lower than reported, never higher.