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Top traders and holders

Every trade page on Interstate has Top Traders and Holders tabs. They answer two different questions:

TabQuestion it answers
Top TradersWho is making the most money trading this token right now?
HoldersWho currently holds the largest share of supply?

A wallet appearing on both lists — big holder and big PnL — is a smart-money signal. A big holder with flat or negative PnL might be stuck, or might be the deployer.

Top Traders

Wallets ranked by realized PnL for the current token. Columns typically include:

  • Wallet address (clickable)
  • Realized PnL (USD and SOL)
  • Unrealized PnL (if the wallet still holds)
  • Bought and sold volume
  • Number of trades

Rankings update as trades land — if a wallet sells and locks in a big realized PnL, it'll climb the list immediately.

Holders

The largest wallets holding the current token. Columns typically include:

  • Wallet address
  • Balance (token amount)
  • Balance value (USD)
  • Share of supply (%)

Combine this with token analytics — the top-10 holder % there is a summary of this table. This tab shows the individual wallets behind that number.

Data sources

ChainSource
SolanaCodex
MonadDedicated Monad endpoints

The Solana view pulls from Codex; the Monad view uses a separate data path. Both use Interstate's own indexing for current on-chain positions.

What to look for

Smart-money clusters

When the same wallets appear near the top of multiple Trending tokens in the same session, that's a cluster of active traders worth watching. Click through to a wallet's address to open it in the wallet tracker (watch-only — no auto-copy).

Whale concentration

A single wallet holding 10%+ of supply is a dump risk. Cross-check against dev % and insider % on the analytics panel — if that wallet is the deployer or insider, treat it as a meaningful downside risk.

Burn and LP wallets

Large balances held in known burn addresses or LP accounts are structural supply — not sell pressure. These usually appear in Holders but not Top Traders.

Caveats

  • PnL is realized-only unless noted. A wallet that's still holding a paper moonshot may not appear at the top until it sells.
  • Split trades can inflate counts. Multi-wallet children of a single trader are de-duplicated where possible.
  • New tokens have thin data. In the first minutes of a launch, rankings can swing violently.

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