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Risk chips: Bundled, Snipers, Insiders
Three chips show how much of a token is still held by wallets that bought in its first seconds, or got it without buying. Here is exactly how each is counted, and what they do not prove.
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The diagram in words
Slot 0 is the creation slot. A wallet other than the dev that buys in slot 0 counts as bundled. A wallet that buys in slots 1 to 7, about 3 seconds, counts as a sniper. A wallet that received the token by transfer from the creator or an early buyer, without buying it, counts as an insider.
The definitions
WiSP reads a token's first transactions from the chain and sorts the wallets that took part:
| Chip | On a card | Who counts |
|---|---|---|
| Bundled | Bndl | Wallets, other than the dev, that bought in the creation slot |
| Snipers | Snp | Wallets that bought within the 7 slots after the creation slot, about 3 seconds |
| Insiders | Ins | Wallets that got the token from the creator or an early buyer without buying it |
The dev is the wallet that created the token. Each wallet is counted once: a wallet that is both bundled and a sniper counts as bundled.
What the number means
The percentage is how much of the supply those wallets still hold now, in their main token account. A sniper that sold everything adds nothing. The figure changes as they sell.
Chips turn amber above 3% and red above 10%.
Unknown is not zero
On the token page, the three chips show whenever WiSP could read the launch, even at 0%. When it could not be sure, it shows an Early wallets unknown chip instead, rather than a 0% it cannot back. That happens when the launch was too busy to read its first seconds in full, when more than 297 wallets would need checking, or when the supply could not be read.
On a card, a chip appears only when its share is above 0%. When the board checked a token and could not read its early wallets, the card shows an Early ? chip. So a card with no risk chips is either at 0% for all three by these definitions, or not checked yet: the board checks tokens once they pass 25% of their curve, and migrated tokens, one every two seconds. A card under a quarter of its curve has not been checked. Open the token page to see all three figures, or Early wallets unknown.
What the chips do not prove
- Tokens moved elsewhere. Only each wallet's main token account is read. Tokens moved to another account or another wallet are not counted.
- A dev with other wallets. A dev who buys from a second wallet in the creation slot shows as bundled, not as the dev.
- Later coordination. Insiders are found among the first transactions only, up to about 300.
- Other tools' numbers. Other terminals define these words differently, so their percentages will not match.
- Safety. A clean set of chips does not make a token safe, and a high one does not prove a scam.
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Last checked against the app: 24 October 2026, build bf09a3f