Use the overview to pick the right tool, then open a focused guide for workflow, data, limits, and the live page.
How to use this section
Start with the guide that matches the task. Then check the expectation and limits sections before you trust the output.
Use the overview to choose the right page.
Use the feature guide to understand the workflow.
Use the live product page for actual interpretation.
Platform overview
Design principles
What this overview is doing
It gives you the map of the product surface. The individual guides explain one tool at a time.
Every guide answers the same core questions: what the tool is for, how it works, what data it shows, and what limits matter.
Guide
Find wallets that already stand out in the system by behavior, PnL, and activity.
Best for
Finding new wallets to study.
Why it matters
This is the fastest way to go from no idea to a shortlist worth opening.
Typical workflow
Guide
Save wallets into a working list so you can organize them, refresh them, and compare groups over time.
Best for
Building named cohorts around themes or strategies.
Why it matters
This is the operating layer for your own wallet watchlists.
Typical workflow
Guide
Compare wallets by overlap and capital allocation to uncover clusters, mirrors, or coordinated behavior.
Best for
Testing whether a wallet cluster really trades alike.
Why it matters
This turns a wallet list into relationship intelligence instead of isolated profiles.
Typical workflow
Guide
Turn a token holder list into behavior profiles so you can understand who the holders are, not just how many there are.
Best for
Inspecting the top holder base of a token.
Why it matters
This is the quickest route from holder count to holder quality.
Typical workflow
Guide
Capture multiple token holder snapshots and surface wallets that keep recurring across them.
Best for
Tracking recurring wallets across launches.
Why it matters
This is built for finding repeated actors across launches, metas, or related token sets.
Typical workflow
Good documentation feedback is specific: which guide, which task, and which step or expectation was unclear.
