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Distribution shows you how ownership of your NFT collection is spread across wallets. Are most NFTs held by a small number of wallets, or is ownership broad? This is one of the most important health indicators for any NFT project.

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This is a Pro plan feature. You need at least one Holder Snapshot before data appears here — go to Holder Snapshot and run a scan first.

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What you’ll see

  • Unique holders — total wallets holding at least one NFT
  • NFTs on-chain — total supply currently tracked
  • Whales — wallets holding ≥1% of total supply
  • Distribution chart — how many wallets hold 1, 2, 3–5, 6–10, 11–25, or 26+ NFTs
  • Single-NFT holders % — percentage of holders with only one NFT
  • Avg. NFTs per holder — mean holdings across all wallets

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Reading the distribution

Healthy distribution looks like most wallets holding 1–3 NFTs with a gradual tail of larger holders. This suggests broad community ownership. Concentrated distribution (a few wallets holding a large portion) is a risk signal — if one whale sells, it can move the market significantly. Highly fragmented distribution (almost everyone holds exactly 1) can indicate a wide collector base, but may also suggest low attachment if holders have little at stake.

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How to use this data

  • High concentration → focus on growing your holder base through events and giveaways
  • Monitor changes over time — significant shifts in distribution often precede price movements
  • Use distribution data when designing holder-weighted voting or tiered reward systems

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Snapshot history

All insights are based on a saved snapshot. You can load any previous snapshot from the Snapshot history dropdown to compare distribution over time.