QLO tracked $QRCAT when r4yancore bought at an $8.1K market cap on launch. The token later reached a 42.5x peak.
Same wallet, another buy:
$Saw at $79K, 44 seconds after launch → 22.1x peak
Another tracked KOL:
Putrickk bought $grail at $12K on launch → 8.9x peak
How QLO finds them:
Past runners → early buyers → wallet-history check → their next buys in real time
A tracked wallet’s new purchase puts the next token on my radar.
Two 100x+ runners in three days. The next QLO report recorded a 48.8x peak for $SI and 31.4x for $TRENCHDOTS.
Look at the $SI cluster: ClownsTrenches bought at a $35K market cap at launch. r4yancore followed eight minutes later at $136K. The token later reached $1.7M.
Same coin. Two tracked buyers. Very different entry points.
That’s why QLO records who bought first and how a cluster developed. The article shows the full process, from selecting wallets to measuring what happens after their next alert.
Two 100x+ runners in three days. Both started with a wallet the scanner was already tracking.
Here’s how a wallet gets on that list: find coins that crossed $500K, trace buyers who entered within 90 minutes and sold at 2x or more, then check their last 1,000 transactions. One good trade isn’t enough.
That process produced 159 smart wallet alerts in this review. Within 24 hours, 49% reached a recorded peak of at least 2x. Those are chart peaks, not trading profits.
The full breakdown shows how SUPERCLUSTER selects wallets, detects clusters and measures what happens after an alert.
30 seconds after launch, a wallet tracked by QLO SCANNER bought hippo/acc at a $54K market cap.
The token later reached $1.8M.
Here’s how my scanner looks for runners:
Find wallets that bought past runners early
Check their full histories for repeat wins
Filter out dev wallets, bundles and one lucky hit
Track the remaining wallets live
Flag new tokens bought by several of them
hippo/acc appeared in a cluster of 12. The report shows tracked wallets buying at $54K after 30 seconds, $47K after one minute and $147K after 12 minutes.
QLO found the pattern in the buyers while the token was still far below its $1.8M peak.
I found a f*cking 21x and put 1.5 SOL into it
SUPERCLUSTER put MOG on my radar. The scanner tracks early buys from wallets with a history of strong calls. I checked the token and bought it with my own wallet.
MOG went on to make a 21x move. I sold when its market cap reached $201K.
The wallets gave me the lead. The 1.5 SOL position was mine.
0.5 SOL IN. 29.5 SOL OUT. SUPERCLUSTER CAUGHT A KOL BUYING ai/maxxi AT LAUNCH.
samsrepx bought at a $6K market cap, the moment the token launched. My SUPERCLUSTER scanner flagged the buy. I followed with 0.5 SOL.
ai/maxxi later peaked at $588K, a 98.3x move from the KOL’s entry.
I sold my position at 59x.
0.5 SOL → 29.5 SOL
Profit: +29 SOL
The 98.3x is how far the KOL’s entry ran. The 59x is the trade I closed.
0.5 SOL IN. 29.5 SOL OUT. SUPERCLUSTER CAUGHT A KOL BUYING ai/maxxi AT LAUNCH.
samsrepx bought at a $6K market cap, the moment the token launched. My SUPERCLUSTER scanner flagged the buy. I followed with 0.5 SOL.
ai/maxxi later peaked at $588K, a 98.3x move from the KOL’s entry.
I sold my position at 59x.
0.5 SOL → 29.5 SOL
Profit: +29 SOL
The 98.3x is how far the KOL’s entry ran. The 59x is the trade I closed.
I found a f*cking 21x and put $19 into it
I bought Bagwork at a $43K market cap. I didn’t look at it again until it reached $900K.
The move was 20.93x by market cap. If I still held everything, my $19 position would be worth about $398 before trading costs.
Here’s what makes the $19 sting: at the same entry, $100 would be worth about $2,093. I had the price. I gave the trade $19.
I found out about the 21x by opening the chart. Then I opened my position.
Superclaster bought 1 SOL. My scanner caught it, and I entered with 2 SOL.
I bought $Xi at a $42K market cap and sold at $135K. That’s a 3.2x move by market cap, or an estimated +4.4 SOL before slippage and fees.
The token later fell to around $2.7K.
The alert told me when a wallet I follow made a move. I chose my own position size and exit.
Architecture:
• Tracked wallet > Superclaster
• On-chain buy > 1 SOL
• Scanner > buy alert
• My entry > 2 SOL at $42K
• My exit > $135K
Good question. It doesn't wait for a majority. Every buy from a tracked wallet triggers an alert on its own, with that wallet's all-time profit and win rate, so you judge the signal by who's buying. When several of them enter the same coin, that's the stronger signal, and burst alerts for it are next.