See who's really behind the bundle.
Paste any wallet or token. KOL Catcher follows the money between wallets and shows you the dev and bundle wallets tied to a KOL, with every link backed by a transaction you can check yourself.
3 KOLs are linked to 11 early wallets holding 28.9% of supply.
Mako: launched + bundled, 18.2% of supply held now. Orbitz: bundled, 9.6% of supply held now. Halcyon: single wallet, 1.1% of supply held now.
Bubble map
Every line is a transaction you can check. Click a bubble for its details, or pick a KOL to see just their cluster.
KOL activity on this token
One row per KOL. Click a row to highlight it on the map.
| KOL | What they did | Wallets | Supply | Status | Link |
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Holding shouldn't feel like a trap.
Everyone is sick of the current meta. KOLs bundle fake supply, call the coin after they've already loaded up in secret, then buy on main so it looks clean.
This kind of mass extraction has been running in the trenches for a long time, and it's a big part of why holding feels dead. Change starts with exposing it, and with not falling for it anymore.
KOL Catcher runs the scans for you. It finds the timing patterns and wallet links that would take hours to piece together by hand, and lays them out in seconds.
Welcome to KOL Catcher.
01Fake supply
Fresh wallets buy the launch in the same block, so a coin looks like it has real holders when most of the supply sits with one person.
02Calls after the bag
The callout comes after the hidden wallets are already in. The buyers it brings in are the exit.
03Clean-looking mains
The public wallet buys late and small, so it looks like a normal trade. The money trail tells a different story.
We follow the money, not the noise.
Every scan runs the same steps, whether it's a top KOL on our list or a wallet you paste in.
Pull their coins
We read the coins a wallet traded in the last 90 days and who bought each one first.
Find the company
The dev wallet and anyone buying within seconds of the KOL, coin after coin, become suspects.
Trace the SOL
We follow funding transfers up to three hops back. Exchanges and busy hubs are skipped so random links don't count.
Proof or nothing
A wallet is only linked when real SOL moved between it and the KOL. No transfer, no label.
Created a coin the KOL traded, and has a money trail back to them.
Bought in the same seconds as the KOL, and has a money trail back to them.
Shares money with the KOL but didn't launch or bundle a coin we checked.
Trades just like the KOL and sells first, but no money trail yet. Never counted as proof.
Make hidden wallets impossible to hide.
We think this starts with outing the extraction and putting real research tools in everyone's hands. We'll keep building until mass extraction stops paying.
Show who is behind the bundles, coin after coin, so the same playbook stops working.
What used to take hours of digging through Solscan is one paste away, free for everyone.
Only proven links make the list. Every line on a map opens the transaction, so you can judge for yourself.
Questions people ask.
How does a KOL end up on the KOL List?
Our scanner runs every day, adding new KOLs and rechecking the ones already on the list, and anyone you scan here gets the same check. A KOL is only listed when at least one dev or bundle wallet has a SOL transfer path back to their own wallets.
Does a link mean the KOL did something wrong?
A link shows money moving between wallets and buys happening together. Wallets can be shared, sold or funded for other reasons. We show the evidence so you can decide for yourself.
What does "Probably clean" mean?
We checked the coins the wallet traded in the last 90 days and found no linked dev or bundle wallets. It's not a guarantee, just what the chain shows right now.
How do I track these wallets?
Open a KOL and click "Get wallet list". It copies the wallets in Axiom's import format, so you can paste them straight into Axiom's Wallet Tracker. Don't have Axiom yet? Sign up with our link, it supports KOL Catcher at no cost to you.
Think a link is wrong?
Every link can be checked on Solscan. If you think one is wrong, reach out on X with the wallet and the transaction and we'll review it.
Got a wallet in mind?
Paste it above. If it's a KOL with proven dev or bundle wallets, they land on the KOL List for everyone to see.
The KOLs behind the bundles.
Every KOL here has at least one dev or bundle wallet with a money trail back to their own wallets. Click a name to see their bubble map and the coins, then copy their wallets straight into Axiom.
| # | KOL | Linked wallets | Launched | Bundled | Dumped | Dev sold | Realized PnL |
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Wallet map
The KOL's own wallets sit in the middle. Every line is a SOL transfer you can open on Solscan. Labels show what each wallet did.
Linked wallets
Each wallet below has a money trail back to the KOL. Click the proof link to open the transaction.
| Wallet | Label | How it's linked | Proof | Tokens |
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Likely wallets
No money trail yet, but these wallets keep buying in the same seconds as the KOL and selling before them. Copy traders and bots are filtered out.
| Wallet | Bought with KOL | Sold before KOL | Sells earlier by | Usual buy | Coins |
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Launches
Tokens the KOL traded where a linked wallet was the dev or bought alongside the KOL.
| Token | KOL bought | Dev wallet | Dev sold? | Dev sold for | KOL PnL |
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Wallet list
Copy this and paste it into Axiom: open Wallet Tracker, click Import, paste, then click Import again.