Aquarium Investors

every holder is a fish · no paper fins

CA pump.fun ↗chart ↗
Aquarium Investors
Top whale
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In the tank
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One fish =
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NamesAutoAllOff

Tap a fish to see what it holds.

Biggest fish

The whales, by size.

Read straight off the chain. The tank draws these and nothing else — no invented holders, no filler fins.

Care guide

How the tank works.

🐟

One holder, one fish

Every address holding $AI gets a fish. Nobody is put in the tank who is not in the holder list, and nobody in the list is left out.

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Bags set the size

The fish scales with the share of supply the address holds. A whale is visibly a whale; a small bag is a small fish.

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The address picks the colours

Colour, fins and pattern are worked out from the address itself, so the same wallet always comes back as the same fish.

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Pools are not fish

The largest account is nearly always the liquidity pool rather than a person, so it is named and set aside instead of being drawn as the top whale.

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Find your fish

Paste a wallet into the box above. The page asks a node what that wallet holds and swims straight to it.

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Sell and it leaves

The tank is redrawn from the live holder list. An address that sells out is simply not there on the next read.

The net

What this page reads.

Off the chain

holder listgetTokenLargestAccounts
supplygetTokenSupply
your baggetTokenAccountsByOwner
refreshevery 60 seconds

A node returns the largest accounts rather than every one of them, so the tank is the top of the holder list and the page says how many that is.

Off the market

price—
market cap—
liquidity—
24h volume—

Used to put a dollar figure next to a bag. If the market does not answer, the bag still shows in tokens and the dollar column reads nothing.