This is every one of the coin's top 100 holders, read straight from Solana, with one question answered for each: has this wallet ever signed a transaction? Wallets that never have are in bunker and are the only ones bunk pays. The rest are exposed. Nothing here is self reported. It is the chain's own history of each address.
Summary
wallets listed
in bunker
exposed
program accounts
still being checked
coins in bunker
coins exposed
value exposed
paid to holders so far
owed and waiting
wallets paid at least once
Exposure profile
The top 100 by size, largest on the left, on a square root scale so the small ones stay visible. Dark has signed. Yellow has never signed. Pale is a program account.
Risq list
rank
wallet
coins
share
value
state
txs seen
first signed
shield
weight
owed
paid
Next payout, as it stands
wallet
coins
counted coins
volume since entry
tenure
multiplier
weight share
payout
sends
What each wallet in bunker would receive if bunk acted on the fees unclaimed right now, at the current holder share. The real figures are set when the claim lands.
Payouts
time
leaf
wallet
amount
transaction
How the state of a wallet is decided
step
what is read
result
1
Birdeye top 100 holders of the coin
the wallet is listed with its balance
2
the Solana account at that address
owned by a program: listed as program, never scored or paid
3
up to 100 transactions that mention the wallet
100 or more on the first look: exposed
4
each of those transactions, signer by signer
the wallet signed any of them: exposed, with a link to the first one found
5
nothing signed
in bunker from this moment
6
every new transaction after that
the first one it signs moves it to exposed for good
Getting into bunker
Make a new wallet and do nothing with it. From your current wallet, send your coins to the new address. The new wallet now holds the coin and has never signed. bunk will find it on its next pass, mark it in bunker, and start counting its tenure from the trading volume at that moment. It is paid at every fees action for as long as it stays in the top 100 and signs nothing. The day you want to sell, you sign, and that wallet is done. Anything it was owed and had not yet been sent goes back into the next claim.
The list covers the top 100 holders because that is what can be read and rechecked honestly on every pass. A wallet outside the top 100 is not scored and not paid. A wallet with a very long history, 100 transactions or more at first sight, is marked exposed without reading every one, since a wallet that busy has signed.
