Glossary
Every term used across unbundle, defined in one or two quotable sentences.
- Cluster
- A group of wallets showing coordinated behavior — shared funding sources, front-buying patterns, shared exit destinations — relative to a monitored main wallet.
- Side wallet
- A secondary wallet controlled by the same entity as a known main wallet, used to accumulate tokens quietly before the public wallet acts.
- Front-buy
- A purchase of a token that happens before a better-known wallet buys the same token. Repeated front-buys against the same trader suggest insider knowledge.
- Funding ancestor
- A wallet that supplied SOL to the analyzed address, directly or through intermediaries. A shared funding ancestor between two wallets is strong evidence of common control.
- Shared exit destination
- An address that receives outgoing transfers from multiple wallets in a cluster — where the coordinated profits consolidate.
- Serial flipper
- A wallet that appears as an early buyer across four or more unrelated token launches — a signature of serial insider behavior.
- Active flipper
- A wallet that appears as an early buyer in three tracked token launches.
- Trend follower
- A wallet that appears as an early buyer in two tracked token launches — notable, but not yet a proven pattern.
- Sniper
- A wallet, usually automated, that buys a token in its launch block or within seconds of it becoming tradeable.
- Bundled launch
- A token launch where the deployer (or team) buys a large share of the supply at creation through many fresh wallets, to simulate organic demand or control the float.
- KOL
- Key Opinion Leader — a trader or influencer whose public wallet activity is watched and copied by followers.
- Link score
- unbundle's 0–1 confidence score that a wallet belongs to a cluster, computed from independent signals: front-buys, funding ancestry, shared exits, freshness and timing consistency.
- Timing consistency (CV)
- How regular the lead time is between a side wallet's buys and the main wallet's buys. Very consistent timing indicates systematic insider access rather than luck.
- Fresh wallet
- A wallet created shortly (typically under 7 days) before its first coordinated buy — classic side-wallet behavior.
- Genesis buyers
- The first unique buyers of a token, counted from its creation. Reaching true genesis on hot tokens requires walking the full transaction history back to block zero of the token.