Overview and command index
The Wallet Master+ bot is where wallets and tokens come from. Twenty commands, run in a direct message with the bot, each one answering with a file you can open anywhere or drop straight into Data Import. Included in both plans.
Before you start
- Your access is activated with
/verify. If not, start with Buy and activate access. - Open a direct message with Wallet Master+: click the bot's name anywhere in the Wallet Master server, or search for it in Discord.
- Type
/and the command name. Discord shows the command's fields under the message box.
Commands only work in the direct message with the bot, not in server channels.
How a command runs
Send the command
Fill in the fields Discord shows and send. Commands that take a list of addresses, such as /pnlplus or /toptraders, reply with a prompt instead: answer it with the addresses, one per line, pasted as a message or uploaded as a .txt file.
Wait for the bot
Most commands answer within seconds. A popular token over a long interval, or a list of tens of thousands of wallets, takes longer. You can send another command in the meantime.
Open the file
The result comes back as a file in the same direct message:
- .txt: one address per line. Drop it into Data Import or into another command as it is.
- .csv: a table, one row per wallet or token, with the columns listed on the command's page.
- .zip: one file per token you sent, when you sent several.
A file that reads There was no data means nothing matched; widen the interval or check the address.
Pick the right command
Find tokens
Command | What it gives you | You provide |
|---|---|---|
The tokens with the most swaps right now, across every supported launchpad and DEX | An interval and whether to look at recent tokens or all | |
Tokens that just migrated from a launchpad to a DEX | An interval and the launchpad | |
Tokens that crossed a market cap you set within the last one to three days | A minimum market cap, an interval, and whether to keep tokens that fell back | |
The all-time-high market cap and its date for any tokens | Up to 200 token addresses |
Find traders
Command | What it gives you | You provide |
|---|---|---|
The most profitable wallets on each token | Up to 500 token addresses | |
The first buyers of each token, with their result on it | Up to 500 token addresses | |
Every wallet that ever swapped a token, with its buys, sells and result | Up to 500 token addresses | |
The wallets that traded several of the tokens on your list, with the count | A list of token addresses | |
Wallets that used a specific trading bot recently | A bot from the list and an interval | |
Every wallet active on a DEX or launchpad recently | A DEX or launchpad and an interval | |
The custom swap programs in use and how busy they are | An interval | |
Every swap that went through a program, or only the wallets | A program address and an interval | |
The lookup tables in use and how busy they are | An interval | |
Every swap that used a lookup table, or only the wallets | A lookup table address and an interval |
Analyze
Command | What it gives you | You provide |
|---|---|---|
Every metric for every wallet on your list, as a CSV | Up to 100,000 wallet addresses | |
The wallets that first bought a token inside a market cap range, with their result | A token address and a market cap range | |
The wallets that first bought a token inside a time window, with their result | A token address and two timestamps | |
The wallets that bought or sold a token for an amount of SOL in a range | A token address, buy or sell, and a SOL range | |
The wallets that bought every token on your list, each inside its own time window | Up to 50 lines of token, start, end |
Utility
Command | What it gives you | You provide |
|---|---|---|
The full addresses that match a fragment | At least four characters and where they sit in the address | |
| Activates your access | Your country of residence. See Buy and activate access |
| Your API key, the IP address saved for it, and your remaining credits | Nothing. See Authentication and keys |
Addresses, limits and timestamps
- Addresses go one per line, nothing else on the line: no commas, no labels, no numbering. A .txt file with the same layout works wherever a pasted list works.
- Limits per run: 100,000 wallets for
/pnlplus; 500 tokens for/toptraders,/earlybuyersand/alltraders; 200 tokens for/athmcap; 50 lines for/tokensoverlap. - Timestamps are Unix seconds. Any converter gives you one; the command pages show where they go.
Chain the commands. /trendingtokens gives you tokens, /toptraders turns them into wallets, and the wallet file goes into /pnlplus or Data Import. The Quickstart walks through it in 15 minutes.
Run the same commands over the API
Every command except /metatraders has an endpoint in the Bot API that returns the same file, for scripts and dashboards. See Bot API overview.
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