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Holder Snapshot
Holder Snapshot gives you the power to quickly and securely capture a digital record of token ownership at any given moment.
Who owns more than 2 tokens at 20:00 on Friday 10th March 2022 of my smart contract.
Value | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
Minimum Quantity | The minimun number of tokens that a wallet must own in order to be included in the snapshot output | False |
Filter by Token IDs | Filter the snapshot to only include specific tokens | False |
Take Snapshot Based on | The time or block height you wish the snapshot state to reflect. Currently you can not schedule this in the future and snapshots must be taken historically | True |
Or Conditional | If multiple token IDs are provided, the wallet can own any of the IDs to be eligible | False |
And Conditional | If multiple token IDs are provided, the wallet must own all of the the IDs to be eligible | False |
ID selection allows you to specify if a user must own all of the provided token IDs or any of the provided token IDs.
An Or Conditional is applied when multiple token IDs are provided by default.
Once you have queued a holder snapshot, you can find the status in the history window.
The output format for holder snapshots is a CSV.
This depends on the contract you are snapshotting. Something like ENS with 6m transfers will take longer than an editions contract for a small artist.
Generally speaking, most snapshots are completed within a minute or two. Snapshots for contracts we have indexed are close to instant.
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