Every filled cell in the grid corresponds to one specific wallet, and that connection isn't hidden behind the illustration. Hovering over any occupied cell, whether the egg inside it is whole or cracked, surfaces a small tooltip showing the wallet address currently assigned to that cell. The tooltip appears directly next to the cell being hovered, stays visible only while the cursor remains over that cell, and disappears the moment the cursor moves away. An empty cell shows nothing on hover, since there's no wallet occupying it to report.
The address shown in the tooltip is not shortened or obscured beyond the standard truncation used to keep it readable at a glance, the same convention used anywhere else a wallet address appears on the site. It reflects exactly what coop's last poll recorded for that cell, nothing inferred or approximated.
Clicking a filled cell takes the wallet address shown in its tooltip and opens that wallet's page on Solscan in a new tab, using the standard Solscan account URL format for the address. This gives anyone looking at the grid a direct path from a single square, representing coop's own read of whether a wallet is present, into the full public transaction history for that wallet on Solscan, which is a completely separate, independently operated source. coop doesn't summarize or link to anything beyond the address itself. What happens after that click is entirely Solscan's own interface, outside coop's control and outside anything coop is asserting about the wallet.
Cracked cells behave identically to whole ones for this purpose. A partial sell doesn't remove the hover or click behavior, since the wallet is still occupying that cell and still holds a nonzero balance. Only a fully empty cell, one with no wallet currently assigned to it, has no address to show and nothing to click through to.
wallets
Below the grid, a plain list titled wallets records every address that has ever bought into coop, in the order it was first detected as a new holder. Each entry is just the address, truncated the same way as everywhere else on the site, with no accompanying balance, timestamp, or state shown next to it. A wallet's entry stays on this list permanently once it appears, whether that wallet still occupies a cell, has had its egg cracked, or has exited entirely and cleared its cell for someone else. This list is a record of participation, not a mirror of the grid's current state, so a wallet that bought once and left months ago remains listed exactly the same as one currently holding. Clicking any address in this list opens that wallet's Solscan page in a new tab, the same as clicking directly on its cell in the grid above, for however long that wallet still has one.
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