Every wallet ranked by the dollars attributed to it out of other people's closed losses. Not profit, not volume — the share of somebody else's realised loss that landed on the other side of the trade.
A wallet only appears once it has been on the other side of a realised loss. Over a short window on a quiet week, that can be nobody — which is a real answer, not a failure.
The aggregate behind this page is rebuilt hourly. If it is mid-rebuild or the query timed out, this is what you get instead of a half-finished list.
A wallet appears here when it was reducing supply into the same window that somebody else's losing position opened, in the same pool. Its rank is the sum of those attributed dollars over the window.
This is overlap, not proof. On an AMM you trade against a pool, not a person, and nothing here claims otherwise. Every row on an extractor's own file carries the pool, timestamp and slot range it came from, so the attribution can be checked rather than trusted.
A high rank is not an accusation. Market makers, arbitrage desks and ordinary early buyers all appear on this list. What the number says is how much of other people's realised loss overlapped with this address — nothing more.
Paste an address. Three traces a day, no account, no wallet connect.