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Wallet Tracker

Follow wallet trades, organize tracked traders, and monitor their token activity.

Wallet Tracker helps you follow wallets: see which tokens they buy, when they add to a position, and when they sell. Add traders you want to watch, organize them into groups, and see their activity in one place.

You can use the tracker on its full page or open it as a panel from the terminal's footer. The panel keeps wallet activity in view while you explore tokens elsewhere in Yodao.

Open Wallet Tracker

  • Select Wallet Tracker in the top navigation to open the full page.
  • Select Wallet Tracker in the footer to open a panel beside your current page.

The number beside Wallet Tracker shows how many wallets you are tracking.

Both views have three tabs:

TabWhat it is for
ManagerManage wallets, review statistics, and configure notifications.
TradesFollow buys and sells by tracked wallets.
MonitorSee tokens traded by those wallets and each wallet's displayed results.

Wallet groups

The group list is on the left. All combines your tracked wallets; KOL is a group of known traders. A count appears beside each group.

Select a group to view its wallets and activity. Use Add Group to create a group of your own, such as whales or traders focused on fresh launches.

The button in the upper-left corner hides or shows the group sidebar. On the full page, Manager and Trades also have a group selector.

Manager: wallets and statistics

Manager lists wallets alongside their statistics and tracking settings. Use it to review a trader before following every trade they make.

Wallet Tracker Manager with wallet statistics and notification settings

Manage your list

  • Search by address — find a wallet in the list by its address.
  • Add — add a wallet to tracking.
  • Import — import a wallet list.
  • Export — export a wallet list.
  • Pencil icon beside a name — rename a wallet.
  • Delete Wallet — remove a wallet.

Sign in to Yodao to add wallets or create your own groups.

Wallet metrics

MetricWhat it shows
WalletWallet name and avatar.
PnLTrading result in US dollars and SOL.
Graphic PNLChart of the trading result over time.
BalanceSOL balance in the wallet.
Active PositionsTokens in active positions.
Win RateWallet's displayed success rate as a percentage.
PositionsNumber of positions.
TradesNumber of trades.
VolumeTrading volume.
Avg HoldAverage time a position is held.

Scroll the table horizontally if some columns are out of view.

Select a wallet name to open its details. There you can switch between 24h, 7d, and 30d, view its PnL chart, active positions, history, and other sections. You can also copy the address, open it in Solscan, or go to the full wallet page.

Notifications

These controls let you choose which wallet activity you want to see or hear.

SettingWhat it does
SoundChoose a sound for wallet activity. None means no sound; the menu also includes standard and novelty sounds.
FeedShow the wallet's activity in the feed.
ToastShow pop-up notifications about its activity.
Chart BubblesShow markers for the wallet's trades on a token chart.

Each wallet row has its own controls. On means that display or notification setting is enabled. Group-wide settings appear above the table.

Trades: the live trade feed

The Trades tab shows buys and sells by tracked wallets, helping you notice a new entry, an added purchase, or an exit.

Trades feed for tracked wallets

Read a trade row

ColumnWhat it shows
AgeTime since the trade.
TypeFirst buy, additional buy, partial sell, or full sell.
WalletWallet that made the trade.
TokenToken and its age.
MCapMarket capitalization displayed for the trade.
Total, SOL / USDTrade amount in the selected currency.
ActionsA Quick Buy button for the token.

The trade age in Age and the token age beside its ticker are different. A trader may have bought a token a minute ago even if the token launched days earlier.

Trade types

  • First / First Buy — the first purchase, opening a position.
  • More / Buy More — an additional purchase.
  • Partial / Sell Partial — a partial sale.
  • All / Sell All — a sale of the entire position.

Buys appear in green and sells in red. All in the Type column means a full exit; All in the group list means all tracked wallets.

Select a trade row to open the token. Select a wallet name to open that wallet's statistics.

Filters and sorting

Select Filter to open Live Trades Filters:

FilterWhat you can select
DEXLaunch platform or trading-pool type.
Quote TokensPair currency: SOL, USDC, or USD1.
Transaction TypesFirst Buy, Buy More, Sell Partial, or Sell All.
MCapMinimum and maximum market capitalization.
Token Age (mins)Token age in minutes.
Transaction Amount (SOL)Trade amount in SOL.

Live Trades Filters in Wallet Tracker

Select Apply after choosing conditions. Reset clears them.

The table headers also have quick filters for trade type, wallet, token, and amount. Wallet accepts a name or address; Token accepts a ticker or contract address. The arrow beside Age changes the sort direction. The currency icon beside Total switches between SOL and USD.

Quick Buy

Set a Quick Buy amount in SOL at the top of Trades. For example, 0.01 SOL is the purchase amount used by the lightning button. A trading-preset selector, such as Eco, sits beside it.

The Actions button lets you buy the token directly from the feed using your selected amount and settings. The other trader's amount in Total is a separate figure. See Execution for trade controls.

Monitor: wallets trading the same token

Monitor groups wallet activity by token. If several tracked traders are active in the same token, you can review their actions together on one card.

Monitor cards showing tokens and tracked-wallet positions

At the top of a card are the ticker, name, contract address with a copy button, token age, and Quick Buy. Below them are:

  • MC — token market capitalization.
  • L — liquidity.
  • Last TX — time since the last displayed transaction.
  • TXs — number of transactions shown on the card.
  • Green and red figures — number and volume of buys and sells.

A table below lists participating wallets:

ColumnWhat it shows
WalletWallet that traded the token.
BoughtBuy volume and transaction count.
SoldSell volume and transaction count.
PNLPosition result displayed by Yodao.
RemainingDisplayed value of the remaining position.

Exited means that the wallet has left its position. Use the card to see who still holds the token and who has sold.

Monitor filters

Select Filter to open Monitor Filters. You can choose DEX, Quote Tokens, and a Last Transaction limit in minutes.

Other conditions are grouped in two sections:

  • Market — token age, market capitalization, liquidity, and holder count.
  • Transactions — transaction count, buy volume (Inflow Volume), and sell volume (Outflow Volume) in SOL.

Range conditions have Min and Max fields. Apply uses the conditions; Reset clears them.

As in Trades, the Quick Buy amount and trading preset appear above the cards.

Wallet Tracker panel on any page

Select Wallet Tracker in the terminal footer to open a panel without leaving your current page. You can, for example, follow selected wallets while browsing Trenches.

Floating Wallet Tracker panel over Trenches

The panel has the same Manager, Trades, and Monitor tabs, wallet groups, and filters. Trades and Monitor also include Quick Buy.

Use the buttons in the upper-right corner to place the panel:

ButtonWhat it does
Dock leftDock the tracker on the left of the main page.
Dock rightDock it on the right.
Undock (floating)Turn a docked panel into a floating window over the page.
Open full pageOpen the separate Wallet Tracker page.
XClose the panel.

Drag the handle with dots at the top to move the floating window, or use its lower-right corner to resize it. Hide the group sidebar to give the feed more room.

Wallet Tracker docked on the right of Trenches

The full page gives you more room to manage wallets and compare statistics. While trading, you can keep Trades or Monitor docked beside the page to watch tracked-wallet activity.

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