Quickstart

Find tokens that are moving

In your direct message with the bot, run /trendingtokens. Pick a short interval, an hour is a good start, and the type recent to focus on tokens created recently. The bot returns a text file with one token address per line.

You do not need all of them. Five to ten tokens are plenty for a first run.

Pull the wallets that traded them best

Run /toptraders and paste the token addresses from step 1, one per line. The bot works out the realized profit of every wallet that traded each token and returns the best ones as a text file per token, one wallet address per line. Set combine to true if you want a single file with all of them.

This file is your candidate list. Depending on the tokens, expect a few hundred to a few thousand wallets.

Import the list into the Web App

1. In the Web App, open Data Import from the sidebar and click Create Data Import.
2. Give the list a name you will recognise tomorrow, for example the date and the interval you used.
3. Drop in the text file from step 2. One address per line, nothing else on the line. A CSV works too if it has a column called address or wallet.
4. Click Create Data Import. The list shows as Processing while every wallet is analysed, then flips to Completed. A list of a few thousand wallets takes a couple of minutes.
5. Click the list name to open it.

Every wallet is now a row, and every metric is a column you can sort and filter.

Filter down to a shortlist

A few thousand rows is not a shortlist yet. Set filters on the columns that matter to you and let the table do the work:

• Open the filter on a column header, type a range, click Filter. Start with win rate over the last 7 days and profit over the last 7 days, then add a holding-time range that matches how you trade.
• Sort by the column you care about most by clicking its header.
• Switch on Hide blacklisted at the bottom of the table to drop wallets you have already ruled out.

When the table shows the kind of wallets you want, save the setup so you never build it again:

• Filtering and Sorting at the top of the table, then Save as Preset. Name it after the thesis, for example "consistent 7d".
• Columns preset, then Customize Columns to show the columns you read and hide the rest. Save that as a preset too, and Set as Default if it is the view you want every time.

Twenty to fifty wallets is a good shortlist to take into the next step.

Check one wallet before you follow it

Click the arrow at the end of a row to open the wallet in Wallet Deep Dive. Switch between 1d, 7d and 30d at the top to see whether the numbers hold across timeframes, then read down:

• The top cards for profit, win rate and ROI, and the realized profit chart under them.
• Distribution, to see whether the profit came from a few big wins or many small ones.
• Activity for the full list of buys and sells, and Recent PnL for the result per token.

Then paste the same address into Copy Trader Checker. It shows you the Master Wallet and the Copy Traders around it and highlights where your wallet sits. If the wallet you are looking at is one of the copy traders, follow the master instead.

Keep the ones worth following

On the Deep Dive page, click Add to Watchlist and pick a list, or create a new one. Use the pencil next to the address to give the wallet a name you will recognise; that name shows everywhere in the app. Open Watchlist from the sidebar any time to see how your wallets did over the last day, week or month.