Token Snapshot

The easiest way to snapshot Token holders

Token Snapshot: export current token-holder addresses as a CSV. Available fields and wallet requirements depend on the selected network.

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Snapshot at a past date (+0.1 SOL)

Reconstruct holders as of a specific moment.

Total Cost: 0.2 SOL

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Tokens Launched

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Makers Generated

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Users Served

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Token Snapshot Features

A token snapshot records the holder addresses returned for a mint or contract at the point the tool runs. Choose a network, paste the token address and review the CSV before using it as an equal-per-wallet recipient list. Some networks provide address-only exports; the selected tool states its exact fields and payment flow.

Current holder addresses

The export records the holder addresses returned for the token at the point the snapshot runs. Check the selected network page for its exact fields.

Supported networks, one form

Solana and EVM chains. Paste the SPL mint or the ERC-20 contract; the form knows which one the selected network expects.

Review before distribution

Open the CSV, identify any addresses that should not receive rewards and add the allocation amounts required by the next tool.

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A flat fee per snapshot in the network's own currency, regardless of how many holders come back. The table below lists it for every network.

Network	Fee	Address to paste	Explorer
Solana	0.2 SOL	SPL mint	Solscan
Ethereum	0.025 ETH	ERC-20 contract	Etherscan
Base	0.025 ETH	ERC-20 contract	BaseScan
BNB Chain	0.1 BNB	BEP-20 contract	BscScan
Polygon	250 POL	ERC-20 contract	PolygonScan
Arbitrum	0.025 ETH	ERC-20 contract	Arbiscan
Avalanche	3 AVAX	ERC-20 contract	Snowtrace
Blast	0.025 ETH	ERC-20 contract	BlastScan
Robinhood	0.025 ETH	ERC-20 contract	Blockscout
Monad	2275 MON	ERC-20 contract	MonadVision
Hyperliquid	0.75 HYPE	ERC-20 contract	HyperEVMScan

The address you paste and the asset being queried. Token Snapshot takes a fungible-token mint or contract; NFT Snapshot takes a collection address. Output fields vary by network, and some implementations return addresses only.

Not on every network. A returned holder address may be a pool, exchange or other contract, so review and classify the list independently before using it for rewards.

No. Output and filters vary by network, and Monad and Hyperliquid currently export addresses only. Read the selected network page before planning a balance-weighted distribution.

The current one. It reads balances as they stand when you run it, so a cut-off date means running it on that date and keeping the file.

Use it as a reviewed address list for an equal-per-wallet distribution or allowlist. If the selected network exports addresses only, add allocation amounts separately before sending.

Why an explorer will not give you a full holder snapshot

A token holder list changes with every transfer. Treat the export as a point-in-time set of addresses and use the selected network page to confirm which additional fields, if any, are included.

The largest holder is usually not a person

A returned address can be a liquidity pool, bridge, staking contract or exchange wallet rather than an eligible person. Contract labels are not available on every network, so review the list before using it for rewards.

Address-only and balance-aware exports

Some network implementations include balances; others, including Monad and Hyperliquid today, return addresses only. Do not infer concentration or proportional allocations from an address-only file.

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