👀 Watching wallets shouldn’t mean watching your screen all day.
I built Solana Wallet Tracker to make following wallet activity easier—buy and sell alerts in Telegram, co-buy notifications, and quick access to token information.
If you like what I’m building, you can help support it. Contributions will go toward hosting and the infrastructure that keeps the tracker running reliably.
No pressure and no contribution too small. Using the bot, sharing it, and giving honest feedback help too.
💜 Help keep Wallet Tracker running:
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Thank you to everyone giving this project a chance.
The sell part can be tricky so I built a wallet tracking bot for Telegram that helps me filter out the bots. It also tells me when more than one wallet I'm tracking buys within a short period of time. I'm actually beta testing it with traders and it is working very well for people!
@crbpite8 Yeah this is the method I have been using. It's been tough filtering out the bots because there are so many but a good method nonetheless! Thanks for putting this information out there!
Looking for 3 more people for the next Wallet Tracker beta group 👀
Track Solana wallets and get trade alerts right in Telegram. I’m looking for active testers who’ll try it out and share honest feedback.
Reply or DM me if you’re interested!
Looking for good wallets to watch? Here are a few places to start 👀
🔎 Work backward from a runner
Find a coin that made a strong move and look at who bought before it took off. Those wallets are starting points for research.
📊 Check more than their biggest win
Look through several trades. Do they keep finding decent entries, or did one lucky trade carry everything?
💰 Look at how they sell
Being early only tells part of the story. Do they actually take profits, or hold until the gains disappear?
👀 Follow traders you already watch
If someone regularly posts trades, compare their calls with their public wallet activity when an address is available.
�� Check recent activity
A wallet with great old trades won’t give you much to follow if it’s no longer trading.
Watch for transferred tokens, tiny buys that would be hard to copy, and wallets that appear connected to the creator. A big return doesn’t always tell the whole story.
Add promising wallets to Wallet Tracker and observe their habits over time. An alert is a reason to look closer—not an automatic buy signal. 🐋
I have seen a lot of bad information and clickbait about building trading desks with Grok bot. So I asked Grok what types of things Grok can help with in the meme coin space. Here is the response I received.
Grok can help with research, explanation, and workflow support around meme coins. It cannot place trades, manage wallets, or give personalized buy/sell advice.
Useful things it can do:
•Explain how meme-coin markets work: liquidity pools, bonding curves, slippage, market cap vs. fully diluted valuation, holder distribution, and why most tokens go to zero.
•Walk through public on-chain and market data concepts: how to read a contract address, token supply, liquidity lock status, top holders, and basic red flags (mint authority still active, unlocked LP, concentrated wallets).
•Summarize publicly available info about a token, project posts, or news, and flag inconsistencies or hype language.
•Compare mechanics across chains or launch platforms (for example Solana launchpads vs. Ethereum-style pools) at a conceptual level.
•Help with coding and analysis: Python or spreadsheet formulas for tracking prices, calculating position size from a risk budget, parsing CSV exports, or sketching simple alert logic you run yourself.
•Draft checklists, journaling templates, or risk rules (max loss per trade, no averaging down into illiquid names, etc.).
•Clarify tax and record-keeping concepts in general terms and point you toward official sources; it is not a tax advisor.
•Discuss historical patterns: narrative cycles, attention-driven pumps, and why timing and exit rules matter more than entry narratives.
Hard limits:
•No personalized recommendations (“buy this,” “sell now,” “this will 10x”).
•No help designing or running scams, rug pulls, wash trading, fake volume, honeypots, or coordinated pumps.
•No wallet access, private keys, trade execution, or live order routing.
•No guarantees. Meme coins are extremely speculative; most lose most or all of their value.
If you want a concrete starting point, say whether you care more about reading charts and on-chain basics, building a research checklist, or scripting your own trackers.