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A holder count that rises week over week means new people are joining and staying, not just trading in and out.

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How many wallets hold Super Intelligence ($SI), how fast that number is moving, and how spread out the supply is. Every number here is live and checkable, so anyone can see whether $SI is growing in the open.
Super Intelligence ($SI) had 11,274 holders on Solana as of 2026-10-08. This page tracks the live holder count, the net change in holders over 24 hours and 7 days, how much of the supply the 10 largest wallets hold, trading activity and Jupiter's organic score, plus the mint and freeze authority checks. The holder count is recorded every hour, so the chart below builds a public history over time.
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The server records the holder count every hour. Dashed points before tracking began are estimated from Jupiter's 1, 6 and 24 hour change.
The 20 largest $SI wallets, with the trading pool, the community treasury and the launch wallet labelled. A pool holds tokens for every trader, so it is not one person's bag.
Four signals that separate a growing community from a pump and dump.
A holder count that rises week over week means new people are joining and staying, not just trading in and out.
The smaller the share held by the top 10 wallets, the less any one wallet can move the price on its own.
Hundreds of traders a day with buys and sells close together is a working market, not a ghost town.
Jupiter's organic score estimates how much activity comes from real wallets rather than bots. Higher is better.
Super Intelligence ($SI) had 11,274 holders as of 2026-10-08. The live count at the top of this page updates every few minutes from Jupiter's public token data.
It is the holder count now minus the holder count at the start of the period. New wallets that bought add to it, and wallets that sold everything take away from it, so a positive number means the community grew overall.
When a few wallets hold most of a token, any one of them selling can crash the price. A lower top 10 share means the supply is spread across more people. Trading pools hold tokens for every trader, so they are not counted as one person's holdings when the largest wallets are listed.
The organic score is Jupiter's estimate, from 0 to 100, of how much of a token's trading comes from real users rather than bots and wash trading. It is one signal among many and is shown here as Jupiter reports it.
The numbers refresh every few minutes while the page is open. The server saves the holder count once an hour, which builds the history chart. Nothing here is financial advice.
Every holder is a node. Every meme is a training run. The dev left the building, so the community is the intelligence. Join us on Telegram at t.me/entersi and on X at @entersicto.
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