Keep the first frame.
A timestamp and a distribution establish the starting point. History starts when observations are recorded.
ONE TOKEN. TWO MOMENTS.
Read the
in-between.
The supply never tells the whole story in a single frame. Compare two moments. See what moved.
PUBLIC DATA. NO WALLET CONNECTION.
CAPTURE A TOKEN. START YOUR OWN HISTORY.
CAPTURE A TOKEN. START YOUR OWN HISTORY.
01 / CAPTUREA snapshot records the distribution.
EVERY BLOCK IS A PIECE OF THE SUPPLY.
One frame shows a position. Two frames show a change. The animation illustrates the comparison, not individual transfers.
THE COMPARISON DESK
Look at the same account.
At a different time.
Example dataset / fictional accounts
All changes below are illustrative.
Public data · no wallet connection
or
- RECORDED SAMPLE
- SUPPLY COVERAGE
- SAVED READINGS
Bars show the first 8 accounts in the returned sample. Provider reports may be cached; capture time is the observation time.
View source on RugcheckSNAPSHOT AOCT 01 / 09:00
SNAPSHOT BOCT 01 / 15:00
Share increasedShare decreased
Lines match the same account across readings. They do not establish transfers, identity or intent.
View the account table
| ACCOUNT | BEFORE | AFTER | CHANGE |
|---|
YOUR RESEARCH LOG
A record of
what changed.
Keep a comparison close. Reopen the exact readings and account you were inspecting.
SAVED ON THIS BROWSER / NO WALLET REQUIRED
THE METHOD
Observation.
With context.
SHIFT compares account balances at recorded times. Here is what the comparison can tell you, and what it cannot.
Start with two readings.
Each reading needs a timestamp, a total supply, and balances indexed by account address. The same address is matched across both readings. A missing account is treated as unknown rather than silently assumed to hold zero.
Compare shares, not just balances.
The share is the account balance divided by total supply at that reading. Subtract the first share from the second to obtain the change in percentage points. This also makes a supply change visible in the result.
Percentage points
A change from 10% to 12% is +2 percentage points.
Sample rank
The position among the accounts included in your data, not every holder on the network.
A change is a starting point.
Token accounts can belong to pools, exchanges, custody services or individuals. An increase does not by itself prove a purchase; a decrease does not prove a sale. Connecting lines match records and do not represent transaction paths.
Capture token fetches public account data from Rugcheck. Times describe when the response was observed, not a guaranteed blockchain block time. The provider may cache reports. Only the returned top accounts are recorded; this is not the full holder set. No wallet connection is required.
Bring your own readings.
Load a JSON file with two snapshots. The file is processed locally. Include up to 100 accounts in each snapshot; only accounts present in both readings are compared.
{
"symbol": "TOKEN",
"name": "My token",
"snapshots": [
{ "at": "2026-10-01T09:00:00Z", "supply": 1000000,
"accounts": [{ "address": "account-A", "balance": 220000 }] },
{ "at": "2026-10-01T15:00:00Z", "supply": 1000000,
"accounts": [{ "address": "account-A", "balance": 140000 }] }
]
}A SMALLER GAP BETWEEN DATA AND CLARITY
Capture.
Compare.
Understand.
A token can look unchanged at a glance. Keep a reading, return later, and see which accounts gained or lost a share of the supply.
Match the next reading.
Follow the same accounts, even when their rank changes. Compare their share of supply at both moments.
Look closer at the change.
Inspect an account, export the comparison, or keep it in your local history for later research.
THE PROPOSED $SHIFT PASS
More history. A wider view.
Longer archives, more monitored tokens and alerts for changes you choose. Proposed holder utilities for a future connected version.