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WALLET Γ TOKEN Β· FORENSIC HISTORY
Paste any wallet and any token mint. Trace pulls the wallet's complete history with that token and lays out exactly what it did β so a project lead can vet a suspicious wallet in minutes instead of an hour lost in Solscan.
The top of the results is built for a fast read: a summary, a full-accounting reconciliation (every token traced), and a visual flow map of where the tokens moved. That's the whole story at a glance β then you choose what to dig into.
β Direct transfers β wallet-to-wallet sends. These are the forensically interesting movements: a wallet quietly shifting tokens to other wallets, separate from normal DEX trading. Use the flow-map filter to isolate them.
π Multi-hop β follow the money one step further. When the investigated wallet sends tokens to another wallet, multi-hop traces what that wallet then did β sold, held, or forwarded again β so you can chase a trail across several wallets.
π± Fund origin β where the wallet's tokens (and the SOL / USDC / USDT it traded with) first came from. If a cluster of wallets all trace back to one funding source, that's a signal worth knowing.
A full history can take a few minutes, and multi-hop adds more β it's pulling and parsing every transaction on-chain. Worth the wait for a real investigation.
This trace reports what's on the chain β not why people do things. Transfers, swaps, locks, and counterparties describe what happened, not intent. The same pattern can come from a team migration, routine operations, or a coordinated dump.
Use this as a research guide, not a verdict. We label what we can verify (Bags-API creators, on-chain authorities, and on the autopsy page Solana Tracker's independent identity tags) and describe everything else in neutral language. Things that look bad on-chain sometimes turn out fine β and vice versa.