Who sold this Solana token? Read sampled seller activity
When a token falls, the useful question is which wallets sold in the available transaction sample—not who to accuse. Haris Tools ranks sampled sellers and separates sales from detected LP withdrawals.
Find the largest sampled sellers
Open Who rugged it?, paste the exact mint and inspect wallet addresses, gross USD sold and token amounts. Read the sampling window and any incomplete-data notices before comparing wallets. Gross sales are not profit: a seller may also have bought during the same period.
Interpret estimated price impact carefully
A pool-local drop estimate is a model, not attribution for the entire market move. Other pools, arbitrage, trade ordering, changing depth and buyers can change the observed market price. Do not add estimates together as if they prove a single causal percentage.
Sales are different from LP withdrawals
A sell exchanges tokens through pool liquidity. An LP withdrawal removes a liquidity position or share. Either can affect liquidity or price, but neither on its own identifies a scam. Inspect the underlying transaction and pool where possible.
Follow up without identity claims
Use Wallet Tracker for public activity and Pool Links for liquidity context. A public address is not a verified person, and transfers do not prove common ownership. Saved token reports show evidence with UTC observation times; rescan if you need a newer sample.
Frequently asked questions
Do top sellers prove who caused the whole drop?
No. The table covers sampled activity, and pool-local estimates do not explain every market movement.
Does selling prove fraud?
No. Selling and withdrawing liquidity need transaction context and are not, by themselves, evidence of fraudulent intent.
Educational content, not financial advice. Data can be incomplete. All scan times UTC.