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Feature Guide

Tracked Wallets

Save wallets into a working list so you can organize them, refresh them, and compare groups over time.

Why this exists

This is the operating layer for your own wallet watchlists.

Best for

  • Building named cohorts around themes or strategies.
  • Keeping your highest-signal wallets in one place.
  • Refreshing analysis across a selected list instead of one wallet at a time.

Open the feature

Use the guide for framing. Use the live page for actual analysis.

Open Tracked Wallets

Screenshot

Main product view for Tracked Wallets.

Tracked Wallets dashboard screenshot

Quick read

Read workflow first to understand how the page is supposed to be used.

Read what to expect and limits before you trust the output literally.

Use the FAQ for edge cases.

Typical workflow

1

Add a wallet manually or import a list.

2

Assign nicknames and collections so the list stays usable.

3

Run batch analysis when you want a fresh pass on selected wallets.

What data is inside

Saved wallets, nicknames, collections, and HUD-based quick context.

Portfolio totals such as total wallets, total PnL, and total SOL balance.

Collection-level summary cards so you can inspect groups, not just individual entries.

What to expect

Adding a wallet automatically queues a flash analysis.

Imported wallets are analyzed in waves rather than all at once.

Recently analyzed wallets can be skipped by refresh flows to avoid unnecessary work.

Limits

Maximum 300 tracked wallets.

Import supports up to 300 wallets per request.

First 50 imported wallets get immediate flash analysis; the rest queue in background.

Batch analyze is limited to 20 wallets per request.