On-chain · first transactions · Solana

Who got in
before you did?

Paste a token address. EarlyBirds walks the coin's history back to the launch transaction, lists the first wallets that bought, and checks what each still holds today: snipers, insiders and the dev included.

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1 · Back to block zero

EarlyBirds pages through every transaction that touched the mint, 1,000 at a time, until it reaches the first one. Up to 40,000 transactions; busier coins are capped and it says so.

2 · Read the first buys

It opens the earliest 300 successful transactions and keeps the first 60 wallets that signed a transaction and received the token. Slot and time come from the chain.

3 · What they hold now

It reads the exact token accounts they bought into. Closed account = sold everything. Snipers bought in the creation block; insider / bundler tags and funding wallets come from Jupiter's holder data.

What it cannot see

Buys routed to a different wallet than the signer, tokens moved to a fresh wallet (shows as "sold"), and wallets outside Jupiter's top 100 holders get no insider tag. SOL in is the larger of what the wallet paid and what reached the curve or pool in that transaction, so it is approximate. "SOL from other acct" = the SOL was moved in from another account inside the same transaction (bot vaults and bundlers both do this).

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Every scan has its own link (?ca=…). Results are cached for 15 minutes, so a shared link opens instantly.