👀 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.
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.
I got basically the same response from Claude and Chat GPT
Found this one through a Wallet Tracker alert 👀
Saw a wallet I follow buy, took a small position, and closed at +64% (+$3.45).
Small trade, but encouraging to put the alerts to use. One trade doesn’t tell the whole story, but this is a real example of how I’m using the tracker.
Starting to see the value of watching the right wallets 👀
Using Wallet Tracker, I’ve been following a few wallets that appear to be bots getting into coins around $40k–$50k market cap. I’ve taken small 0.05 SOL positions after their buys and sold some for 80%–100% gains.
What’s been useful is having a starting point—seeing what these wallets are buying, taking a closer look, and deciding whether there’s an opportunity.
Every trade won’t work out, and losses, fees, and entry timing matter. But this has been an encouraging way to put the tracker to use, and I wanted to share what’s been working for me.
🔎 Three wallets from the latest discovery scan worth a closer look.
They stood out because they showed early buying activity across multiple tokens that later became runners:
21 runner tokens
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15 runner tokens
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15 runner tokens
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Repeated early entries make them interesting to study, but don’t prove they made a profit. Some observed trades were over within a minute or so.
Copy an address into Wallet Tracker and explore its buy/sell history. Research leads—not recommendations to copy trades. 👀
@OLeksa_one This is why I built a Solana wallet tracker. But a big balance alone doesn’t make a wallet worth following. I’m more interested in how they exit 👀
What makes you add a wallet to your watchlist—win rate, consistent profits, or catching runners early?
🎯 Focus on one wallet
Want to follow one wallet without alerts from the rest of your list?
The single-wallet option lets you tap “Track only this wallet” to pause alerts from your other saved wallets.
Useful when you’re watching a particular trader’s buys and sells and want fewer distractions.
Ready to watch everyone again? Tap “Resume all wallets.”
Nothing gets deleted. Your wallets and nicknames stay saved. 👀