Explorer

Cards and arrows

What each card and each line on the board means, and how to read them at a glance.

Cards

CardWhat it is
WalletAn address that holds and moves money: a person, a bot, an exchange.
ProgramA smart contract: one a wallet called, or an address that turned out to be one.
Swap venueA DEX or aggregator the wallet traded through, placed above it.
TokenA mint. Its connections are the groups of actors trading it.
GroupOne kind of actor in a token's market: snipers, insiders, whales. Opens into its wallets.
Frame, noteYour own annotations. See Annotating.

Reading a card

  • Icon: what it is. A bank for an exchange, a skull for a drainer, a ban sign for a sanctioned address, a snowflake for frozen funds, a robot for a bot, a blend for a mixer.
  • Title: its known name (“Kraken hot wallet”, a sanctioned person's name), else the short address.
  • Subtitle: the sanction or freeze if any, else the identity, else its label, else “Unlabeled wallet” or “Not analyzed yet”.
  • Risk pill: Low, Medium or High.
  • Footer: its value, transactions and risk score, or an Analyze button if it hasn't been read yet.
  • + on its edge: show its connections; − takes them back.

With Color by type on, a card is tinted by its category. See Colour key.

Arrows

LineMeans
SolidMoney sent, in the direction of the arrow. Thicker for more value. Labeled with what moved: 15.3 SOL + $8.2K · 3 txs, or dust · N txs.
Solid with ⇄A round trip: money went both ways between the two. One link, both directions on hover.
DashedCalls to a program: “N calls”.
Long dashes with ↻Swaps through a venue: what was traded there.
DottedA relation, not money: a program's deployer or upgrade authority, a group of a token's actors.
Dotted, “Same owner?”A trace link: two wallets that likely belong to the same person, matched through a mixer or an exchange. See Tracing.

Selection and highlight

Selecting a card brings its arrows forward and fades the rest, so one wallet's money reads clearly on a crowded board. With Animate flows on, a light runs along them in the direction the money went.

The important wallet

Tick Important in a wallet's inspector to make it the centre of the investigation: the victim, or the suspect. Every arrow into it turns green, every arrow out red. A round trip is green when it came out ahead.

One wallet per board can be important.