Who does this wallet talk to?
Paste any Solana address. WalletIQ samples its recent transactions and draws the wallet at the centre of a graph — the protocols it leans on and the counterparties it moves funds with, each node sized by how often it shows up — then lists what it holds and what it did last.
What the graph reads
We pull the wallet's latest signatures and parse a sample of them. Every program it invokes and every account it sends to or receives from becomes a node; the line's weight is how many of the sampled transactions touched it.
Counterparties vs protocols
Amber and steel nodes are other accounts — pools, peers, exchange desks. Emerald nodes are on-chain programs like Jupiter or Raydium. Plumbing such as the token and compute-budget programs is left out so the real relationships stand out.
Why holdings are a sample
Token balances are read from the transactions we parsed plus the wallet's live SOL, so a coin the wallet hasn't moved recently may not appear. It's a snapshot of what's been active, not a full audit of every dust account.