What is walletlink.social?

walletlink.social is a wallet-to-social lookup tool that helps you find Twitter handles and Farcaster profiles for Ethereum wallet addresses. Upload a list of wallets and instantly get their linked social accounts for token holder outreach, airdrop campaigns, and community engagement.

What is the match rate for wallet-to-social lookups?

There is no single match rate, and the chain matters more than anything else. Measured across 26 collections and 72,318 holders on 2026-08-17, against our own index with no external calls: Base 46.2%, Ethereum 16.6%, Robinhood Chain 15.6%. Use the figure for your chain rather than an average: an average of these 26 collections describes no collection in particular. Base is roughly three times Ethereum because Base is where Farcaster lives. Tools that match wallets to social accounts typically publish rates in the low single digits, so even the lowest chain here clears that by a wide margin. Farcaster matches are deterministic: the index covers the complete Farcaster protocol (every account’s verified and custody addresses, refreshed daily), so if a wallet belongs to a Farcaster user, we find it. Twitter matches are resolved through several independent routes and every match is labelled with the evidence behind it. Over 99.9% come from owner-attested routes: an X account verified on Farcaster, a handle the owner set in an onchain ENS record, or an account the owner proved by signing with the wallet and signing in to X. The remainder is correlated from identity indexes and labelled as such. Nothing is inferred from display names, bios or timing.

How much does walletlink.social cost?

walletlink.social charges for matches, not for wallets: a match is a wallet we resolve to an X or Farcaster account, and a wallet we cannot resolve costs nothing. The free tier gives 100 matches every 30 days. Credit packs are Trial at $29 for 250 matches, Campaign at $99 for 1,500 matches, Scale at $299 for 6,000 matches, Index at $899 for 25,000 matches. Every pack includes contract import on all eight chains, the X list export, the wallet addresses behind a handle, priority score and follower counts, deep scan with onchain ENS, and API and MCP access on the same credits. The CSV export and X reachability are not gated: a free lookup exports every row it produced. All packs are one-time payments, not subscriptions, and credits last 12 months.

How is walletlink.social different from Addressable?

Unlike Addressable which requires sales calls and enterprise contracts, walletlink.social offers instant self-serve access. You can start for free immediately, with simple one-time pricing instead of monthly subscriptions. Addressable’s matched-owner counts are built with probabilistic “fingerprinting”; walletlink.social never fingerprints. Over 99.9% of Twitter matches are owner-attested (Farcaster verifications, onchain ENS records, and accounts proven by wallet signature), the rest are correlated from identity indexes and labelled as such, and every match carries the class of evidence behind it so you can set your own threshold. The index covers 4.8M wallets with complete Farcaster coverage.

Does walletlink.social support Farcaster?

Yes. Farcaster is walletlink.social’s deepest coverage. The index includes the complete Farcaster protocol: every account’s verified and custody addresses with usernames and follower counts, refreshed daily. Lookups return usernames, follower counts, and FIDs, and reverse lookup (handle → wallets) works for any Farcaster user.

How many wallets does walletlink.social cover?

The index covers 4.8 million wallets with at least one linked social identity. Farcaster coverage is complete: every account’s verified and custody addresses, refreshed daily. Over 1.17 million wallets have a linked Twitter handle, nearly all of them owner-attested: an X account verified on Farcaster, a handle the owner set in an onchain ENS record, or an account the owner proved by signing with the wallet and signing in to X.

Which blockchains does walletlink.social support?

walletlink.social supports eight EVM chains: Ethereum, Base, Robinhood Chain, Arbitrum, Polygon, Optimism, BNB Chain and HyperEVM. You can upload a wallet list from any of them, or import every holder of an NFT collection or ERC-20 token directly from its contract address. Both import types work on every supported network.

Can walletlink.social identify AI agent wallets?

Yes, walletlink.social automatically identifies AI agent wallets from platforms like Virtuals Protocol, ElizaOS, and Olas. Agent wallets are flagged with their name, framework, and token symbol. This helps you distinguish between human users and AI agents in your wallet lists.

Holder reports / Ethereum

Low Quality Cats holders, resolved to people.

Every holder ranking shows addresses. This one shows how many of the wallets holding this ERC-721 on Ethereum resolve to an X or Farcaster account the owner published, and how many of those you can still reach.

Measured over all 1,147 indexed holders, against the walletlink.social index, refreshed daily.

holders measured: 1,147
with an X handle: 314
on Farcaster: 291
reachable people: 394 (34.4%)

Having a handle and reaching it are different claims

Each X handle here was published by the wallet’s owner, and each carries a reachability state checked against X itself. A campaign sent to the full handle list would mail accounts that no longer reach anyone; the reachable number above already excludes them.

X handles live: 305
suspended: 2
names nobody holds: 7
median Farcaster followers: 102

These holders also hold

Rekt Tradooors (147 shared holders, Robinhood Chain)
Argonauts (143 shared holders, Ethereum)
Internet Monkes (120 shared holders, Robinhood Chain)
The Bandits (101 shared holders, Robinhood Chain)
PonsGuy (94 shared holders, Robinhood Chain)

Run this collection, or your own list

The button below runs Low Quality Cats itself, on up to 25 of the holders measured above: we hold the list, so there is nothing to upload. Or bring your own wallets, by upload or paste, and get the people behind them ranked by holdings times reach. Free covers 100 matches in a rolling 30-day window, and a wallet we cannot resolve costs nothing.

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