Data Import

Data Import turns any list of wallet addresses into a table: every wallet a row, every one of the 164 metrics a column, the same numbers /pnlplus gives you in Discord, in a view you can sort, filter, save and export. Lists come from the bot, from the Wallet Database, or from anywhere else. Up to 100,000 wallets per list, as many lists as you like. Included in both plans.

Create a list

See your lists and their status

The Data Import page shows one row per list:

• Import Name, Date of Import, Date of Update (the last refresh), Wallets (how many are on the list) and Status.
• At the end of the row: refresh (two arrows), add wallets (a wallet with a plus), delete (a bin, with a confirmation), and the arrow that opens the list.

Only a Completed list can be opened. Lists also show up in the search: press Ctrl K, or Cmd K on a Mac, and type the name.

Narrow a list to a shortlist

The header carries the list name with Rename Data Import and Delete Import, then four buttons that shape the table: Filtering and Sorting, Columns preset, Import Wallets and Export Wallets. Under them, the table.

Read the table

The first column is the wallet: the name you gave it, if any, the shortened address, a pencil to name it, a copy button, and two icons, an eye for the watchlist and a no-entry sign for the blacklist. Every other column is a metric. Profit is green with an up arrow or red with a down arrow, percentages that can go negative the same; durations read like 2d 4h 13m; dates are relative, with the exact time when you hover; a dash means no data. Scroll sideways for more columns.

The count at the bottom is how many wallets match your current filters. Fifty show per page; switch to 10 or 20 next to it.

Sort

Click the chevron next to a column name: highest first, click again for lowest first. One column at a time, across the whole list. A new list opens sorted by profit over the last 30 days.

Filter

Click the funnel next to a column name. Numbers, prices, percentages and durations get a From and a To field; dates get a calendar with a time range under it. Type the range and click Filter; Reset clears it. A solid funnel marks every filtered column. Filters stack, and each one narrows the whole list, not only the page you see.

Save the filters as a preset

Click Filtering and Sorting:

• Default clears every filter and restores the default sort.
• Tick Save as Preset, type a name, click Save. The preset keeps every active filter and the sort.
• To update a preset, select it, change the filters and save under the same name; a pencil next to the name field confirms it will be overwritten.
• The trash icon deletes a preset.

The same panel shows which blacklist is active and how many addresses it holds, with a cog to manage it. See Blacklist.

Choose the columns

Columns preset shows which column set is on; Default is the set Wallet Master picks. To build your own, click Columns preset, then Customize Columns:

1. A panel opens with every available column and a search box. Starting from Default, only Wallet Address is ticked.
2. Tick the columns you want, or use Select all and Clear all. Wallet Address is always first.
3. Drag the entries in the Columns Selected list to set their order.
4. Name the selection and click Apply. From a saved preset, choose between updating it and saving a new one.

Click Set as Default on the preset you use most and every list opens with it. One preset per thesis works well: the columns you read when hunting scalpers are not the ones for holders.

Hide blacklisted wallets

The switch at the bottom of the table drops every wallet on your blacklist or on the community blacklist you follow. The no-entry icon in a row adds a wallet to your blacklist or removes it; a small person badge means your blacklist, a globe the community one.

Open, watch or remove a wallet

• The arrow at the end of a row opens the wallet in Wallet Deep Dive, the Solscan icon opens it on Solscan, and the bin removes the wallet from this list only.
• The eye next to the address adds the wallet to a watchlist or removes it; a green check means it is already on one. See Watchlist.

Add wallets to a list

Click Import Wallets inside a list, or the wallet-with-plus icon on the Data Import page. Drop in a file with the same rules as above, or type a single wallet address. The list goes back to Processing while the new wallets are analysed and to Completed when they are in. The 100,000 limit counts the whole list, not the upload. Bring in tomorrow's bot results this way and the list grows into your own database.

Refresh a list

Wallet Master recomputes every metric hourly. To bring a list up to the latest numbers, click the two-arrows icon in its row on the Data Import page. The status goes to Processing and back to Completed, and Date of Update moves. Refresh as often as you like.

Export to CSV or JSON

Export Wallets downloads the list as CSV or JSON. Two switches decide what goes in:

• Use applied filters, on by default: only the wallets that match your filters, in the current sort. Off: every wallet on the list.
• Use applied columns, on by default: only the columns of your current preset. Off: the default columns.

The file is prepared on our side and the download starts when it is ready.

Rename or delete a list

Rename Data Import in the header changes the name. Delete Import in the header, or the bin on the Data Import page, deletes the whole list after a confirmation. Your watchlists and your blacklist are separate and stay as they are.

Lists from the Wallet Database