Token – Holder Profile & Token – Holder Positions: Complete Holder Intelligence on Solana
Birdeye Data is introducing two new REST API endpoints that give you structured, queryable holder intelligence for any Solana token – broken down by behavioral tag, with per-wallet detail available on demand.
April 21, 2026·4 min read

Birdeye Data is introducing two new REST API endpoints that give you structured, queryable holder intelligence for any Solana token – broken down by behavioral tag, with per-wallet detail available on demand.
What’s New
Two new endpoints are now live on the Birdeye Data API:
- Token – Holder Profile — Returns a holder profile summary for a specified token, including token market data, holder summary, and a full breakdown by holder tag (bundler, sniper, insider, dev).
- Token – Holder Positions— Returns a paginated list of wallet positions for a specified token, filtered by holder tags. Per-wallet data includes PnL, volumes, and associated wallet labels.
Both endpoints are live on Solana only.
Note: Bundler tag data is accurate for tokens created from March 1, 2026 onwards. Data for tokens created before this date is still being backfilled.
Token – Holder Profile
Endpoint: GET /v1/token/holder-profile
Returns a holder profile summary for a specified token, including token market data, holder summary, and breakdown by holder tags.
Parameters
| Description | Default |
|---|---|
| Token mint address (required) | — |
| Time interval for volume data | 1h |
| Display mode for token amounts | raw (options: raw, scaled) |
| Include holders with zero balance | true |
Solana network only.
What’s Returned for Token – Holder Profile endpoints
Token market snapshot — market cap, liquidity, 1h volume (buy and sell sides), total holder count, top wallet supply concentration, and token creation date.
Holder tag breakdown — for each of the four holder tags (bundler, sniper, insider, dev), the response returns:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Holders | Number of wallets in this tag |
| % supply held | Share of total supply held by this tag |
| Hold amount | Current token balance across all wallets in this tag |
| Buy vol | Total buy volume |
| Sell vol | Total sell volume |
| Avg buy price | Average entry price across all wallets in this tag |
| PnL | Aggregate profit/loss for this tag |
Token – Holder Positions
Endpoint: GET /v1/token/holder-positions
Returns a paginated list of wallet positions for a specified token, filtered by holder tags. Per-wallet data includes PnL, volumes, and associated labels.
Parameters
| Description | Default |
|---|---|
| Token mint address (required) | — |
Holder tags to filter by (bundler, sniper, insider, dev) — comma-separated | bundler |
| Field to sort by | amount |
| Sort direction | desc (options: asc, desc) |
| Display mode for token amounts | raw (options: raw, scaled) |
| Include holders with zero balance | true |
| Offset for pagination | — |
| Number of items per page | — |
Solana network only.
What’s Returned
A paginated array of wallet-level positions. For each wallet:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Wallet | Wallet address |
| Holding | Current token balance |
| % Supply | Share of total supply |
| Avg buy | Average entry price |
| PnL | Profit/loss for this wallet |
| First TX | Timestamp of first transaction |
| Labels | Associated wallet labels |
Recommended Usage Pattern
Token – Holder Profile gives you the macro view – which groups hold supply, their volume behavior, and their aggregate PnL. Use this first to assess the holder composition at a glance.
Token – Holder Positions goes one level deeper – letting you page through every individual wallet within a tag and inspect their position.
Step 1: GET /v1/token/holder-profile
→ See the full tag breakdown: who holds, how much, and what their PnL looks like
Step 2: GET /v1/token/holder-positions (filter by relevant tag)
→ Inspect individual wallets within that tag, sorted by current holding
Start Building
Both endpoints are live now. Review the full parameter reference and response schema in the documentation:
- Token – Holder Profile: https://docs.birdeye.so/reference/get-token-v1-holder-profile
- Token – Holder Positions: https://docs.birdeye.so/reference/get-token-v1-holder-positions
To get started, visit the Birdeye Data Dashboard or explore the full API Documentation.
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