How to Take a Holders Snapshot on Blast: wallet list in CSV for 0.01 ETH
A holders snapshot on Blast is the full list of wallets holding a given token at a specific point in time. It’s the raw material behind any airdrop campaign, governance snapshot, loyalty program, or pre-distribution audit.
In this guide you’ll see what a snapshot is, why you want one if you run a project on Blast (especially if you launched a meme coin), and the 5 steps to pull the list in under 1 minute for 0.01 ETH.
What a holders snapshot is and what it’s used for
The snapshot lets you capture the holders of a specific token to run an airdrop, instantly identify every holder of the token along with their balances, or keep an updated list of holders in real time.
How to take a snapshot on Blast with the Blast Snapshot Tool
Smithii offers the Blast Snapshot Tool, a no-code dApp that grabs the holders snapshot of any token on the Blast network and returns the wallet list as a CSV. The whole flow runs in under 1 minute for 0.01 ETH.
- Open the Blast Snapshot Tool by Smithii.
- Connect your wallet on Blast to start using the tool.
- Select the Token by pasting its Address.
- Click “Take Snapshot” and confirm the transaction (cost: 0.01 ETH + gas fees).
- Wait a few seconds and download the addresses as a CSV.
Once downloaded, you can use this list to run an airdrop or execute any marketing strategy you have in mind.
Other uses for a holders snapshot
Running a snapshot has many use cases. The most relevant include:
- Reward Distribution: Identify holders at a specific point in time to run airdrops or staking rewards fairly.
- Governance Execution: Define an eligible voter list for governance proposals based on token holdings at a given moment.
- Project Management: Get insight into token distribution to plan upgrades and growth strategies.
- Transparency and Trust: Streamline pre-distribution audits, building more transparency and trust in your project.
- Planning Future Events: Roll out loyalty programs to reward committed holders and encourage token retention.
FAQ on holders snapshots on Blast
How much does a snapshot on Blast cost with the Smithii tool?
It costs 0.01 ETH per snapshot, plus Blast network gas fees (very low, fractions of a cent). No subscription, no recurring fees: you pay per snapshot executed.
Do I need to be the creator of the token to run a snapshot on it?
No. The tool works with any token on Blast, whether you’re the deployer or not. That’s useful for analyzing holders of competing or complementary projects and designing outreach campaigns.
What format do I get the holder list in?
CSV, downloadable straight from the tool once the snapshot finishes. Each row includes the wallet address and the token balance it held at the snapshot block.
Does the snapshot include wallets that later transfer the tokens?
Yes. The snapshot locks the ledger state at the executed block. Any later transfer doesn’t change the captured list. That’s exactly what you need to run a fair airdrop or execute governance based on a specific distribution.
Can I schedule recurring snapshots?
The current tool runs snapshots on-demand, not on a schedule. If you need to track how holders evolve over time, fire off manual snapshots at key moments (launch, post-airdrop, before a governance event) and archive the CSVs.
Conclusion
Running a snapshot on Blast is a key move to improve how you manage your project, boost transparency, and make reward distribution easier. With Blast Snapshot Tool by Smithii, you get a powerful, easy-to-use tool, no technical knowledge required, and it’s one of the cheapest and fastest options on the market.
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Industrial Engineer turned Solana trader. Marketing at Smithii and contributor to the $SHRIMP memecoin launch.
