ERC-721 Holder Snapshot

Monad NFT Snapshot

Export the holders of a Monad NFT collection with how many pieces each one holds. 2275 MON, CSV out.

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NFT Collection contract address

Snapshot fee: 2275 MON

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Total Cost: 2275 MON

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The cost of taking the Snapshot is 2275 MON. The process may take some minutes.

You can copy the addresses or download as CSV.

Check here a whole blog post about How to Snapshot NFT Holders on Monad

How to use Monad Snapshot NFT

  1. Connect your Monad wallet
  2. Enter the NFT Address
  3. Click on Take Snapshot
  4. Accept the Transaction
  5. Wait a minute for your Snapshot

Benefits of NFT Snapshot

One row per wallet

with the count it holds, not just the address

Every token id accounted for

including the wallets holding several

CSV the Multisender reads directly

snapshot, then reward

Reads the chain itself

no indexer sitting between you and the answer

Any collection on Monad

yours or one you are studying

Flat 2275 MON

the collection size does not change it

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One row per holding wallet, the number of pieces it holds, and the individual token ids. Plain CSV, so a spreadsheet opens it and the Multisender takes it without editing.

Any ERC-721 or ERC-1155 on Monad. Ownership is public, so you do not need to be the deployer or hold a piece yourself.

2275 MON, flat. A hundred-piece collection and a ten-thousand-piece one cost the same.

Yes, because they are holders. They are visible as contract addresses in the output so you can exclude them before rewarding, which is usually what you want.

It is the ownership state at the block it read, and Monad closes a block about every 0.3 seconds. Announce a cut-off and take the snapshot after it rather than treating the file as live.

Yes. Feed the CSV to the Monad Multisender. Keep the amounts equal per wallet or weight them by the count column, depending on whether you are rewarding people or pieces.

Counting holders is not counting tokens

A collection of ten thousand pieces rarely has ten thousand owners. Some wallets hold one, a few hold dozens, and a marketplace escrow may hold hundreds that belong to nobody in particular. The export gives you both numbers, the addresses and what each of them holds, because a reward split evenly per wallet and one split per piece are very different distributions.

Marketplace and escrow contracts show up in the list the same way any holder does. Decide what to do with them before you distribute, not after.

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