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What is the best way to get all token holders and their balances by mint address?
Here you go, this will return all non-zero balances:
const conn = new Connection('<INSERT RPC HERE>');
const MINT = new PublicKey('<INSERT MINT HERE>');
const TOKEN_PROGRAM_ID = new PublicKey('Tokenke …
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Multiple ATAs for the same mint
Since you mentioned it's the same mint for both ATAs, you're dealing with a nested ATA. This question gives some more info on these and how to recover funds from them. To avoid this happening in the f …
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Parse transactions in human readable format
Generally speaking, on-chain transactions are just a bunch of serialized bytes, so to parse it you need to have some more context on what programs it's interacting with. For starters, if it's interact …
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how to find a new token in the block
Inside your block, you've got a list of transactions. These transactions in turn have a list of instructions (inside the message of each transaction). What you want to check for is instructions that c …
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