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Possibly related wallets

Wallets that share signs of common origin. They may belong to one person or not — it is a heuristic, not proof.

Which signs we look at

The wallet received tokens straight from the creator (not via a swap); the wallet's first funds came from the creator or from the same address as other holders; first buys happened in the same block or slot.

Why it is not proof

Exchanges and trading bots fund thousands of unrelated wallets, and at a hot moment many people buy in the same block. That is why we filter out exchange and bot addresses and always say “possibly related”, never “owned by one person”.

How QUVR Pulse checks it

QUVR Pulse checks the largest holders, groups them into clusters with a confidence level and shows each group's combined share and its link to the creator.

FAQ

What if possibly related wallets are found?

Add their share to the creator's: that shows how much of the supply could really be in one pair of hands. The larger the combined share, the higher the risk of a sudden dump.

Possibly related wallets: how to spot a creator's hidden share | QUVR Pulse