Holder Concentration
Holder Concentration shows how many wallets hold a token and how tightly its supply is held. A supply held by a handful of wallets behaves very differently from one spread across many, so this is worth checking before you trust a token.
Where to find it
Open Holder Concentration from the intelligence area of the dApp.
- Choose the network the token is on: Ethereum, Base or BNB Chain.
- Paste the token address to see how many wallets hold it and how tightly its supply is concentrated.
- Select Open Liquidity to carry the token into the Liquidity tool and check its liquidity.
- Select Open Security check to run Cognivo security signals on the same token.
What each part means
- Network selects the chain: Ethereum, Base or BNB Chain.
- Token address is where you paste the token.
- Open Liquidity carries the token straight into the Liquidity tool.
- Open Security check runs Cognivo security signals on the same token.
On Ethereum, Base and BNB Chain, holder and supply questions are covered by the Liquidity and Security tools, which is why this page hands the token to them.
How to read the result
- A high concentration (a large share held by a few wallets) is a risk flag worth understanding, not an automatic verdict.
- Pair concentration with who those wallets are, using Watch Profiles, and with liquidity, using the Liquidity tool, for the full picture.
- Cognivo grounds figures in on-chain data and tells you when something cannot be proven.
Free or paid
Opening this page and carrying a token into the next tool is free. The Liquidity and Security checks follow their own pricing, shown before they run, with your first liquidity check free.
Limitations
- Networks covered are Ethereum, Base and BNB Chain. Solana is coming soon.
- Concentration is one signal among several. Read it alongside liquidity, security and wallet context.