Extractor file
ProReverse the lookup. Every address they've taken from, how early they typically enter, which pools they work, and who they're funded alongside.
Your money didn't evaporate — a wallet is holding it. Fillmark nets pool activity window by window to work out who was distributing while you were buying, then keeps watching them for you.
Rug checkers warn you about a token after it's already gone. PnL trackers measure the size of the hole. Neither answers the only question that changes what you do next — the same handful of wallets keep turning up on the other side of your trades, and you have never once seen their addresses.
Three pages open to everyone, no account. Same engine, pointed at the whole chain instead of at you.
Every wallet on Solana ranked by dollars taken out, over 7, 30 and 90 days.
Read the index →Ranked by how early wallets buy relative to the move — not by how much they made.
Read the radar →One permanent page per token: how many wallets funded how few, and by how much.
Read a receipt →On an AMM you don't trade against a person, you trade against a pool. No tool can prove wallet A handed money to wallet B, and anything claiming otherwise is selling certainty it doesn't have.
What Fillmark measures is overlap. Per pool, buys and sells are netted inside a short window. A wallet reducing supply into the window your position opened is attributed a share of that supply, weighted by size. Every row carries the window it came from, so you can check the attribution instead of trusting it.
Realised profit and loss only — open positions are excluded, because an unrealised loss hasn't paid anyone yet. Read-only: pasting an address is the whole authentication model, and there is nothing to connect or approve.
Pool · timestamp · slot range on every attributed row. Checkable, not asserted.
Paste a token you're about to enter. If a wallet that has taken from you before is already sitting in that pool, you see it while you can still walk away.
Everything else here explains a loss you already took. This is the only screen that changes what happens next — and the only one people open before a buy rather than after.
Everything here runs off the same attribution model. Learn to read one screen and you can read all of them.
Paste any Solana address. Every position closed in the red is mapped to the wallets that were reducing supply into the same window, ranked by dollars attributed.
Run one →Reverse the lookup. Every address they've taken from, how early they typically enter, which pools they work, and who they're funded alongside.
One operator running nine wallets should read as one line, not nine. Clustering on shared funding and timing correlation collapses them before the ledger is drawn.
Paste a token you're about to enter. If a wallet that has taken from you before is already sitting in that pool, you see it while you can still walk away.
Why this one matters →Watches the tokens you currently hold. When a top holder begins reducing in size rather than in one sell, you hear about it in the first tranche, not the fourth.
Pin the counterparties that keep reappearing. Telegram pings the moment one opens a position — the wallet that was early on you becomes the wallet that's early for you.
A permanent page for every token: how many wallets funded how few, net dollars transferred, top extractor share, and the fraction of holders who broke even.
Read one →A live ranking of the wallets taking the most out of Solana over 7, 30 and 90 days. Useful on its own, and the first thing a visitor can read without pasting anything.
Read the index →Ranks wallets by how early they buy relative to the move, not by how much they made. Ranking on profit surfaces whales; ranking on timing surfaces people who knew.
Read the radar →Export a trace as a single image sized for posting. The figure, the top counterparty, the window it came from. Nothing else goes on it.
Run a trace or a pool check from inside any chat. Most of this audience never leaves Telegram, so the tool should not require them to.
A CSV of every realised loss annotated with its counterparty and window, plus raw endpoints if you'd rather build on the engine than look at our screens.
On the fourth trace of the day the ledger still renders — counts, totals and the top row stay visible. The addresses below it are held back until the counter resets at 00:00 UTC, or until you upgrade.
Monthly, cancel any time, no wallet connect at any tier. One pre-trade check that stops one bad entry covers the year.
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