What’s in the feed
Each entry shows:- Wallet — the label you gave it
- Action — buy or sell, with size in USDC
- Token — ticker + chain, one click to the token page
- Price / mcap at execution — the context that decides whether the signal is still actionable
- Time — seconds matter; a 40-second-old entry is a different trade than a 4-minute-old one
Reading the tape like a trader
- One wallet buying is a data point. Three unrelated tracked wallets buying the same token within minutes is a signal. The feed makes convergence visible — that’s its real value.
- Sells matter more than buys. Smart money exiting a token you hold outranks almost any other alert you’ll get today.
- Check the mcap gap. If the tracked wallet entered at 80k mcap and the token prints 900k by the time you see it, you’re not copying their trade — you’re buying their exit. The entry context in the feed exists exactly for this check.
- Signal → token page → 30-second vet → decision. The feed compresses finding; it doesn’t replace vetting.