Same person? Same bags?
Put two wallets next to each other: which tokens they both hold, what is unique to each, how old and how busy they are, and which addresses show up in both of their recent transactions.
Paste two wallet addresses. The comparison reads balances, up to 3,000 signatures per wallet, and the latest 20 transactions of each.
What it compares, and what it can't.
Overlap is a hint, not proof. Two strangers who both trade the same hot coin through the same pool will share tokens and counterparties.
Holdings
Every SPL and Token-2022 balance above zero, priced with Jupiter. NFTs are skipped. Values are at today's price.
Age and activity
Up to 3,000 signatures per wallet. If a wallet has more, its first-seen date is shown as "before" that date. Busy bots stop paging early.
Counterparties
From each wallet's latest 20 successful transactions: every other address whose SOL or token balance moved in the same transaction. Pools and programs are labelled.
Strongest signals
A direct transfer between the two, a shared non-exchange wallet in both samples, or a near-identical list of small, obscure tokens. Shared exchanges, Jito tips and big pools mean little.
Limits
The counterparty check is a small, recent sample, so absence of overlap does not mean the wallets are unrelated. Older links need a deeper trace (try HolderMap or DevTrail).