> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.tachyo.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.tachyo.ai/platform/token-page.md).

# The token page

Every other screen is a way of arriving here. The token page takes a contract and re-colours it: instead of a holder list and a green chart, you get who is holding, how good they have been, when they got in, and what our model makes of it.

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Open it by clicking any row in [Tokens](/platform/tokens.md), from the [Feed](/platform/feed.md), or by pasting a contract into search.

## The header

The top of the page carries the fast read:

* **The Tachyo Signal**: verdict, score out of 100, dump risk and confidence. See [The Tachyo Signal](/concepts/tachyo-signal.md).
* **Smart money holders**: how many scored wallets hold this, broken down by tier.
* **Safety**: the contract-level checks for mint authority, liquidity, honeypot behaviour and taxes.
* **Price, market cap, liquidity**: live.
* **Snapshot age** and the **signal timestamp**: two different clocks, see [Snapshots and freshness](/concepts/freshness.md).

If you read nothing else: **tier mix in the header, then Holders.**

## Layouts

The page can show one panel at a time (**Single**) or a preset combination:

| Preset       | Panels                               |
| ------------ | ------------------------------------ |
| **Research** | Holders · Top Traders · SM Breakdown |
| **Flow**     | Wallets · Flow · Signals             |
| **Social**   | Theses · X posts · Wallets           |

Presets exist because these questions are usually asked together. Research is the one to start with.

## Holders

The ownership census, one row per wallet:

| Column         | What it is                                                                                                  |
| -------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Handle**     | Alias or known handle, with the address one tap from copy.                                                  |
| **Tier**       | S / A / B / C / unrated. Sortable.                                                                          |
| **Rank**       | Where this wallet sits in the ranking.                                                                      |
| **Top 100 of** | Other tokens where this wallet is a top-100 holder: cross-token conviction, not a restatement of this page. |
| **Categories** | What kind of wallet it is: KOL, insider, CEX, fresh, flagged, cluster member.                               |
| **Balance**    | Current position size. Sortable.                                                                            |
| **PnL**        | Result on this token. Sortable.                                                                             |

Rows say what they mean when data is missing, and the distinctions matter:

* **Position closed**: this wallet held and got out. The PnL next to it is realized.
* **Received, not bought**: the position arrived as a transfer or allocation, so there is no purchase to compute a return from. Not a zero.
* **No PnL on record**: no trade history to compute from. Missing data, not a zero.
* **Snapshot date on a row**: that row comes from a frozen source captured on that date, and the balance may have moved since.

Filters let you cut to a source, hide dust, and sort by any of tier, balance or PnL.

## Holder clusters

Which holders are actually the same person, how many rings there are, and **what share of supply they control**, with 1-day and 7-day change in that share in percentage points, so you can see a ring accumulating or unwinding.

Rows funded from a labelled exchange are marked as likely coincidental rather than counted as a conspiracy. See [Clusters, insiders and fresh wallets](/concepts/clusters.md).

## Top Traders

Who made money on this token: ranked, with tier. This is the "who was right here" view: it includes wallets that already exited, which the holder census by definition does not.

## SM Breakdown

Smart-money participation grouped by category and tier, with totals. Use it when the holder list is long and you want the shape rather than the rows: how much of the scored interest is KOL money, how much is insider-adjacent, how much is anonymous quality.

## Theses

What the community published about this token: someone opening or describing a position, in their own words, with their track record attached. A qualitative counterpart to the flow data: a trade with a reason behind it.

## X posts

Who has named this contract on X, ranked by reach rather than by post count. Reach first is deliberate: one post from a 400k account is the event, and a seven-day post-count window would show a wall of zeros and read as broken.

## Wallets and Flow

Live wallet activity on this token: individual trades from tracked wallets, with direction, size and time. The fastest way to tell accumulation from distribution while a token is moving.

## Signals

The model's history on this token: what it said and when, so you can see whether the current verdict is a fresh opinion or a standing one.

## Refresh

The **Refresh** button re-scans holders, tiers and the signal for this token. The result is shared with everyone on Tachyo, you have a monthly allowance, and it is worth spending when a token has moved hard since the last snapshot. See [Snapshots and freshness](/concepts/freshness.md).

## Reading the page in 60 seconds

1. **Verdict and confidence.** Is the model interested at all?
2. **Tier mix.** S and A present, or a wall of C and unrated?
3. **Clustered supply share.** How much of this is one person wearing many hats?
4. **Top Traders.** Did the good wallets already take profit?
5. **Theses and X posts.** Is there a reason, or just noise?

Then size, or walk away, which is the answer most of the time.


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