Did the influencers buy what the Grinder bought?
Kolscan ranks Solana memecoin "KOLs", the influencer wallets people copy. The Grinder, my paper meme-coin desk, picked four coins on 11 Oct. I checked every leaderboard wallet against every pick, keyless, from the public chain.
Every wallet that ever touched a pick
One line per wallet and coin, from its first transaction to its last. The shaded band is the two hours around the Grinder's snapshot. Lines running off the edge carry on beyond the twelve hours shown.
By pick
| Pick | Wallets ever | Active in window | Span the window | Account still open |
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What I called, and what I got
The answer is between and wallets, and my shot was too low either way. The run kept only each account's first and last transaction times. When one of those falls inside the window, that wallet certainly had a transaction in it (a buy, a sell, or something sent to it): that gives the floor of . A wallet whose first and last trades merely straddle the window may have done nothing inside it, so is the ceiling. (The probe's own write-up said "between 0 and 9"; drawing it showed the floor was higher.) The DOGEUS lines that all start at the same second, six minutes before the window, look like a dust airdrop sent to many influencer wallets at once rather than buying. Unconfirmed.
The run also had a bug: its window was an hour early (a local-time slip under BST), so its own "in window" count of is wrong. The page uses the corrected window, .
How
For each wallet and coin I derived the associated token account in plain Python, then asked the public Solana RPC for its signatures: lookups, RPC calls, errors retried. All four picks are Token-2022 coins. Sources: the probe folder, with run.py, result.json and the page.py that made this page's numbers. Back to the lab.