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● INSIDER WALLET ANALYSIS

Insider Wallet Analysis

Investigate wallet relationships, shared funding and holder patterns that may warrant deeper review without turning signals into an unsupported insider label.

Updated 2026-09-07Evidence-firstCoverage-awareNo wallet connection required
Quick answer

“Insider wallet” is a strong conclusion. AYZO focuses on the evidence that may justify deeper investigation — connected holders, funding overlap, deployer links and transaction relationships — while keeping identity and intent unproven unless supported.

Start the investigation

Are these wallets connected to insiders?

Enter an address to copy it, then open the live AYZO Hub. Results are generated in the live AYZO Hub using supported on-chain evidence and available network coverage.

If an address is entered, AYZO will try to copy it to your clipboard before opening the Hub.
Questions this tool helps investigate

Start with the question users actually ask.

AYZO keeps each investigation question focused while separating observable blockchain evidence from conclusions the chain cannot support.

Search question

Are major token holders connected?

Start with the exact address or token and follow the evidence AYZO can support.

Search question

Do early wallets share observable funding sources?

Compare the relevant on-chain context instead of relying on a single score.

Search question

Are any relevant wallets linked to the deployer through supported evidence?

Keep network and coverage limitations visible before drawing a conclusion.

Evidence layers

What AYZO looks at.

The useful result is not a one-word verdict. It is the combination of supported evidence, network context and explicit coverage limits.

Evidence layer

Holder relationships

Review relevant connections among major or early holders.

Evidence layer

Shared funding

Check supported funding overlap without assuming common ownership.

Evidence layer

Deployer links

Investigate observable relationships to creator or deployer wallets.

Evidence layer

Transaction patterns

Use supported interaction evidence as context, not an automatic intent classifier.

What this does not prove: On-chain relationships can surface relevant signals, but they do not by themselves prove insider status, real-world identity, coordination or intent.
Investigation workflow

Three steps, then follow the evidence.

01
Start with the exact input

Use the correct wallet, token, contract or network context for the question you are investigating.

02
Inspect the supporting evidence

Follow the observable relationships, funding, transactions, controls or holder context AYZO can support.

03
Read the coverage limits

The exact evidence returned can vary by network, provider coverage and the input being investigated.

Evidence boundary

What can justify deeper insider review?

Holder evidence

Concentration

Large or unusually concentrated observed holdings can justify closer investigation, especially when relationships between major holders are also visible.

Funding evidence

Shared or related funding

Overlapping funding sources can strengthen an investigation hypothesis when combined with other evidence layers.

Relationship evidence

Connected wallets

Direct transfers and repeated wallet interactions can reveal relationships that deserve additional context.

Investigation limit

A signal is not insider proof

On-chain relationships, concentration or shared funding do not by themselves prove that a wallet belongs to an insider or had access to non-public information.

Use the Token Holder Concentration Checker, Wallet Cluster Analyzer, Token Deployer Wallet Checker and Solana Bundle Checker to test the evidence from multiple directions.

AYZO HUB

Investigate before you assume.

Open AYZO Hub to run a real evidence-first investigation. The Free plan includes 3 analyses every 24 hours and does not require a wallet connection.