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Holder Network is a visual map of your holder base. Each dot is a wallet — its size reflects how many NFTs it holds, and its color shows what that wallet did between your last two snapshots: accumulated more, stayed put, sold some, or joined for the first time.

Open Holder Network →

Go directly to this feature in your dashboard.
This is a Pro plan feature. You need at least two Holder Snapshots to see movement data — go to Holder Snapshot and run scans over time. With only one snapshot, all holders appear as “New.”

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What each dot means

ColorLabelWhat it means
🟢 GreenAccumulatingBought more NFTs since the previous snapshot
🔵 CyanNewWallet appeared for the first time — wasn’t in the previous snapshot
⚪ GrayHoldingSame count as before — diamond hands
🔴 RedReducingSold some NFTs — watch these wallets
Dot size = number of NFTs held. Larger dot = larger holder. The Exited count (shown in the summary cards) is the number of wallets from the previous snapshot that are no longer holding.

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How to use it

  1. Set the Min NFTs slider to filter out small holders and focus on more significant wallets
  2. Click Generate to render the map
  3. Click any summary card (Accumulating, New, etc.) to filter the map to that group only
  4. Click any dot to see that wallet’s details — NFT count now vs before, and a link to Magic Eden
  5. Use scroll/pinch to zoom, drag to pan

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What to watch for

  • Large red dots — big holders selling down. If a whale is reducing, it’s worth paying attention.
  • Many new cyan dots — strong inflow of new holders since the last snapshot.
  • Large green cluster — your community is accumulating, a bullish signal.
  • High exited count — more wallets left than joined. Worth cross-referencing with Sell Pressure.
Run snapshots regularly (weekly or monthly) to make the movement map more meaningful. The more snapshots you have, the more accurately you can track trends over time.