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Holder Snapshot Export ​

Download the holders who joined your community as a spreadsheet (CSV): wallet, email, holder group, holdings and the social handles they shared. Use it for airdrop allowlists, eligibility lists, or votes.

Needs the Developer plan

Community export comes with the Developer plan, which is in beta and free while it is, and with Partner.

Export your members ​

  1. Open your coin manager and press Community.
  2. In the Members list, click Export members.
  3. Pick a holder group, a verification status and a segment, or all.
  4. Download the CSV.

The Members list in the Community tab — each member's wallet, the chains their holdings were verified on, and when, with Export / Upload tools in the header

The export covers the coin you are managing, across its chains. A member verified on more than one chain appears once.

What's in it ​

One row per wallet:

FieldDescription
emailThe email the member gave when joining, if any
walletThe holder's wallet address
tierThe holder group they qualify for
holdings_balanceTheir balance at their last verification
x_handleTheir X handle, if they connected X
discordTheir Discord name, if they connected Discord
telegramTheir Telegram username, if they connected Telegram
ensThe wallet's ENS name, if it has one
snsThe wallet's SNS name, if they linked one
csv
email,wallet,tier,holdings_balance,x_handle,discord,telegram,ens,sns
alice@example.com,0x1a2b3c...def,tier-1,1000.5,alice,alice,alice_tg,alice.eth,
,0x4d5e6f...abc,tier-2,500,,,,,

The file is named community-{symbol}-{YYYY-MM-DD}.csv ({symbol} is your coin's short name), UTF-8, comma-separated, with a header row.

  • Only holders who joined your community are in it, not every wallet that holds your coin. To reward holders who haven't joined, use Reward your top holders, which finds them for you.
  • Handles appear only for holders who shared them, and never for a holder who hides from holder lists.
  • Balances are as of each holder's last verification. Use Re-verify on a row to refresh it.

Ideas ​

  • Airdrops: upload the file as an allowlist in Airdrops.
  • Votes: a list of holders and balances at a point in time, for an off-chain vote or a poll.
  • Growth: compare exports over time to see who joined and who moved between holder groups.

Privacy ​

Emails are the ones members gave when joining, and only you and your managers see them. Only the coin's owner or a manager can export, and every export is logged with the wallet that made it and its row count.