About the data

Where the data comes from

Every address here comes from public information and nothing else: what the Husher marketplace publishes about a lot, and what the Solana ledger records about an account. Both are open to anyone with a browser. Nothing on this site comes from an insider, a breach, a compromised account or any private feed.

A link is made when a lot's public profile and an account's public record agree closely enough that coincidence stops being a reasonable explanation. Where more than one account fits, the lot is left unresolved rather than guessed — and unresolved lots are not listed at all, which is why the catalog here is smaller than the marketplace's own.

Which signals are used, and how they are weighed, is not published. What is published is checkable: every row links to the account on Solscan, where anyone can read the same public record and judge the claim for themselves.

What counts as a deposit

A lot that leaves the catalog is watched for incoming transfers. A transfer above a set size moves the wallet to Funded; anything smaller is recorded but not shown here.

The cutoff is not a round number picked for looks. It comes from measuring two different behaviours — how the marketplace funds inventory it still owns, and how a new holder prepares a wallet they have just bought — and putting the line where those two separate most cleanly. The measurement, and the figure itself, stay in-house.

That separation is clean, not absolute. The smallest deposits in Funded are the least certain rows on this site: read a large, recent deposit as a signal and a small one as a lead.

What the words mean

listed

The lot is on the Husher catalog right now.

gone

The lot disappeared from the catalog. No deposit has been seen on its wallet yet.

funded

After leaving the catalog, the wallet received a deposit large enough to read as a purchase.

untouched

The balance has not changed since the lot left the catalog.

moved

The balance changed, but no single transfer was large enough to count.

tier0 · 1 · 2

The marketplace's own grade, published with the lot. A tier0 wallet is fresh and has no history behind it; tier1 and tier2 have been used.

Limits

Balances are not tracked in real time and are not shown anywhere on this site. Delisting has causes other than a sale — a lot can be hidden or reserved — so Gone is a watchlist, not a conclusion. Once a wallet is emptied it stops being identifiable, the link cannot be re-checked, and the row leaves the site rather than sitting here going stale. The snapshot is refreshed by hand; the badge in the header always states how old it is, and turns amber past 48 hours.