Analytics
Three surfaces for analyzing your tracked wallets: the Analytics dashboard page (aggregated stats), the Wallet Feed page (live transaction stream), and three bot commands (/history, /holding, plus the Top Holders scanner).
Analytics dashboard
Section titled “Analytics dashboard”Open the dashboard with /web, navigate to Analytics.
Top-line cards (4-up grid)
Section titled “Top-line cards (4-up grid)”| Card | Shows |
|---|---|
| Total PnL | Realized + unrealized gains/losses across all your tracked wallets |
| Win Rate | Percentage of profitable trades, with the W/L count breakdown |
| Overall ROI | Aggregated return on volume |
| Average Hold Time | How long wallets typically hold a position before exiting |
Secondary cards (3-up grid)
Section titled “Secondary cards (3-up grid)”- Total Volume — total USD volume across all wallets, with a footnote showing total gas spent
- Best Performing Wallet — top-ROI wallet with badge
- Worst Performing Wallet — lowest-ROI wallet with badge
- Overview — all the cards above
- Wallets — per-wallet breakdown table: label, chain, trade count, win rate, PnL, ROI, volume. Sortable.
- Trade History — paginated list of every trade across your wallets. Filterable by Buy / Sell / All. Columns: time, wallet, type, token, USD value, PnL, ROI, hold time.
The data is aggregated from the bot’s transaction store — every alert that fires also adds to the analytics record, so your numbers update as activity flows in.
Data scope
Section titled “Data scope”Analytics scopes to your active context: when you’re on the private dashboard you see analytics for your personal wallets; switch to a group’s context (top-left context switcher) and the whole page re-scopes to that group’s wallets.
Wallet Feed (live transaction stream)
Section titled “Wallet Feed (live transaction stream)”Dashboard → Wallet Feed.
A live, real-time table of every transaction across your tracked wallets, updated via Socket.IO as each alert fires. The same content as your Telegram alerts but in scannable table form, with filters on top:
- Chain — All / Ethereum / BSC / Base / Avalanche / Solana
- Action — All / Swap / Transfers / Incoming / Outgoing / Self-transfer
- Min USD — text input, instantly filters dust
- Wallet search — match by address or label
- Hide spam — toggle that suppresses transactions under $0.01
The feed keeps the most recent 500 transactions in memory. Hovering the table pauses live updates so the row you’re reading doesn’t disappear under your cursor — move your mouse off and updates resume.
This is a fast way to scan recent multi-wallet activity without scrolling Telegram.
/history <address>
Section titled “/history <address>”Run in the bot to get the most recent 10 transactions for a tracked wallet, formatted in chat:
/history 0xd8da6bf26964af9d7eed9e03e53415d37aa96045Returns the last 10 events for that wallet across all its chains, with timestamps and transaction details inline.
For deeper history or filtering, use the dashboard’s Wallet Feed.
/holding <token address>
Section titled “/holding <token address>”Cross-references your tracked wallets against a specific token contract. Returns the wallets that currently hold the token, sorted by balance.
/holding 0x6982508145454ce325ddbe47a25d4ec3d2311933🔷 Holdings for PEPE
Total: 1.5M PEPE (12.34%)
1. AlphaWallet └ 1,234,567.89 PEPE (5.25%) — 2h ago2. SmartMoney3 └ 890,123.45 PEPE (3.10%) — 1d ago…
(Top 20 wallets shown. … and 4 more wallets)
0x6982508145454ce325ddbe47a25d4ec3d2311933
[🔄 Refresh]The percentage column is the wallet’s share of your tracked total holdings, not the token’s total supply. Useful for spotting which of your tracked wallets are concentrating into a particular position.
The output caps at 20 wallets with a … and N more indicator. The 🔄 Refresh button re-queries balances on demand.
Top Holders scanner
Section titled “Top Holders scanner”Tier-gated feature that finds the top N holders of any token and offers to bulk-add them to your tracked list. Open the dashboard’s My Wallets page, click the Top Holders button.
How it works
Section titled “How it works”- Enter a token contract address
- Pick the chain (auto-detected from address format, but confirm)
- The bot queries Moralis (EVM) or Helius (Solana) for the current top holders
- Each result is cross-referenced with the bot’s contract registry — known LP pools, DEX routers, bridges, staking vaults, etc., are labeled and excluded from the auto-track suggestion (you don’t want to track a Uniswap pool as a “wallet”)
- You select which holders to add (multi-select), label them, and bulk-track in one click
Tier limits
Section titled “Tier limits”| Tier | Max holders shown | Daily lookups |
|---|---|---|
| Free | 10 | 1 |
| Pro | 25 | 3 |
| Elite | 50 | 10 |
| Exclusive | 100 | 50 |
The daily counter resets at midnight UTC. Usage is shown in the dialog header so you know your remaining lookups before you start.
The added wallets count against your normal tier wallet quota.
What’s NOT here
Section titled “What’s NOT here”A few things people sometimes ask about that the bot doesn’t yet do:
- Cohort analytics — comparing groups of wallets against each other
- Custom time ranges on the Analytics page — current views are all-time + a paginated trade history
- Entry/exit alerts — “tell me when this wallet exits a position” isn’t a separate alert type (sells are; “exit” specifically isn’t tracked)
- Wallet-to-wallet comparison — you can sort and rank, but there’s no side-by-side comparison view