ANANSI
Anansi

Pull one thread.See the web.

Paste a Solana token. I read its first buyers and its biggest holders, follow each wallet's first SOL two hops back, and tie together the ones that meet.

3 webs a day free · the same token within 15 minutes is free ·

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SAMPLE WEB · MADE-UP WALLETS
AS ANANSI TELLS IT
The verdict is plain code. The telling is AI and cannot change it.

The web

The token sits in the middle. Every dot on the rim is a wallet: the first buyers, the biggest holders and the creator. The bigger the dot, the more it holds now. Threads run back to where each wallet got its first SOL.

Tap a dot to see the wallet.
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Knots

Wallets that got their first SOL from the same place, from the creator or from each other, up to two hops back. Exchanges and busy services tie nobody.

Every thread

Every wallet read. First = order of first buy. Top = rank among holders now.

What I read

Recent webs

The newest web of each token spun here. Anyone can open them.

Nothing spun yet. Be the first.

$ANANSI

Hold it for more webs a day. Connect your wallet and sign one message, no transaction.

Creator fees: half pays for the chain data the web is read from, half buys back $ANANSI.

How it reads

The threads

The first 30 buyers, the 20 largest holders now, and the wallet that created the token.

Pools are not people

Accounts owned by a program, like the bonding curve or an AMM pool, are listed apart and tie nobody.

Two hops back

Each wallet's first SOL, then the first SOL of whoever sent it. Dust under 0.001 SOL is ignored.

What ties a knot

Two wallets meeting at one source, the creator, or each other. Exchanges, known services and sources with 1,000+ transactions tie nobody.

What it is not

A knot means linked on chain, not one owner. A loose web means no knots in what was read, not a fair launch. Nothing here is advice.