Track any Solana wallet. See what it really made.
Soltra: entry prices, realised and unrealised P&L, win rate, lock-screen watchlists and trade alerts. Read-only, no keys.
Beta open, launching 1 Dec.
🔁 Repost + 💬 reply “Android” or “iPhone” to be eligible to test.
How do you score 'highest-signal'? Realised P&L from closed swaps, or open bags marked at today's price too? And do you leave out wallets whose edge came from sniping or bundling at launch? Those entries look great on paper, but nobody following along can get them. https://t.co/RD4Xf4Jf7t
@0xPeter Curious what the $0.02 median measures: realised P&L from swaps, or bags still held and marked at today's price? And plenty of people trade from several wallets, so 'per wallet' and 'per trader' aren't quite the same number. https://t.co/0w8PbaRCi0
Curious how this lands for wallet analytics. If swaps settle inside a Ring, does anyone rebuilding a wallet's P&L from public swaps just see money going in and coming out, not the trades in between? And is there an opt-in way to disclose, like a viewing key? https://t.co/RD4Xf4Jf7t
Worth checking what that number counts. Platform PnL often only sees trades made on that platform, so buys elsewhere or tokens sent in can make sells look like pure profit, and fees may be left out. Every swap is onchain, so the real figure can be rebuilt from the wallet. https://t.co/RD4Xf4Jf7t
Sorry. When funds leave without you signing anything, the seed phrase or private key has usually leaked: typed into a fake site or app, saved in a screenshot or cloud note, or a bad extension. Move anything left to a new wallet with a new seed. Ignore recovery offers. https://t.co/RD4Xf4Jf7t
For onchain P&L you often don't need a proof: if the wallet is shared, every swap is public, so the real P&L can be rebuilt from the actual buys and sells. Screenshots only win when people won't share the wallet. Offchain stuff like CEX volume is where a proof earns its keep. https://t.co/RD4Xf4Jf7t
@SolanaFloor@circle@solana Worth watching where that USDC actually ends up: DEX liquidity and lending on Solana, or mostly parked in a few exchange and market-maker wallets. Any read on where the bulk of the new supply went? https://t.co/0w8PbaRCi0
@JupiterExchange Does the portfolio view show cost basis and realised vs unrealised P&L per token, or current value only? And does it count buys made on other venues, or just swaps routed through Jupiter? https://t.co/0w8PbaRCi0
@Raydium With any Solana token tradeable from a cashtag, copycat tickers are going to get a lot of taps. Does the cashtag card show the mint address, or some other way to tell the real $RAY from a lookalike before you buy? https://t.co/0w8PbaRCi0
Key condition here: the malicious app needs an App Group entitlement, which is why the advice centres on sideloaded or manually signed apps. If you've installed one of those on the phone that holds your hot wallet, a fresh wallet on a clean device is the safe call. https://t.co/RD4Xf4Jf7t
Matching the first and last few characters is exactly what the fake address is built to pass, so that check alone won't save you. Compare a chunk from the middle too, send a small test first on big transfers, and be wary of dust that lands right after you pay a real address. https://t.co/RD4Xf4Jf7t
Sorry man. The Gmail "Phantom support" addresses in these replies are scams, and so is anyone offering recovery. Real support is only via Phantom's help center. Check the drain tx: if you signed something, it was a drainer site; if not, the seed leaked and that wallet is burned. https://t.co/RD4Xf4Jf7t
@SolanaFloor@solana Worth knowing what's behind the 160K: how many are new wallets holding a meaningful amount, and how many are small balances from a single distribution or campaign? Holder count and holder concentration often tell quite different stories. https://t.co/0w8PbaRCi0
The scary part is this isn't new, just faster. Sweeper bots have scraped GitHub and paste sites for exposed keys for years, and funds usually go within minutes. If a seed phrase has ever been typed into a doc, chat or cloud note, treat that wallet as burned and move funds. https://t.co/RD4Xf4Jf7t
For anyone holding memecoins, the more useful question is which tokens those creator wallets launched. If the dev side has already cashed out, buyers are holding what's left. Checking whether a token's dev wallet has sold takes a minute and is worth doing before buying. https://t.co/RD4Xf4Jf7t
@blackcapx02 Deleting the posts doesn't delete the on-chain trail. The wallets that bought before the shill and sold into it are still there, so checking who got in early and who's selling says more than the call itself. https://t.co/0w8PbaRCi0
@germanarc1 What would legitimate look like in practice for you? Hard rules at launch, like caps on dev and bundled supply, or mainly better visibility so buyers can see who holds what and who's selling before they buy? https://t.co/0w8PbaR4ss
@AddyyyOnChain If one wallet holds most of the supply, that shows up in the holder list long before it shows up on the chart. Checking top holders and whether they're still holding takes a minute, and it's a lot cheaper than finding out at -90%. https://t.co/0w8PbaRCi0
@bnbchami For anything you'd be upset to lose, no. A social-login wallet is only as safe as the provider and the email account behind it, and this showed one bug can hit thousands of wallets at once. Fine for spending money; seed phrase or hardware for the rest. https://t.co/0w8PbaRCi0
@SolanaFloor Days like this make every chart look the same. The difference is on-chain: a token sliding with SOL is one thing, a token where the dev or top wallets are selling into the dip is another. Worth checking before calling it a discount. https://t.co/0w8PbaRCi0