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Wallet Tracking

Two surfaces, same data: bot commands for quick edits from anywhere, the dashboard for serious organization and bulk operations.

CommandWhat it does
/track <address> <label>Subscribe to a wallet. Chain auto-detected from address format — see Track Your First Wallet.
/list [page]View your tracked wallets, 25 per page, with previous/next/page-info inline buttons. Tier and quota usage shown at the top.
/remove <address>Stop tracking a wallet. Aliased as /untrack.
/rename <address> <new label>Rename a tracked wallet. Triggered automatically by tapping the ✏️ Rename button shown when you accidentally try to track an address you already have.
/history <address>Show the 10 most recent transactions for a tracked wallet, formatted in chat.
/holding <token address>Across all your tracked wallets, show which ones currently hold the given token. Top 20 by balance, with the wallet’s percentage of total tracked holdings and a 🔄 Refresh button.

The label argument is multi-word — everything after the address is joined with spaces. So /track 0xabc... Smart money — wallet 14 keeps the dash and spaces.

Open the dashboard with /web, navigate to My Wallets.

  • Chain filter tabs — All / EVM / Solana, with counts on each tab
  • Search — match by label or address, instant filter as you type
  • Sort — by label or by 30-day transaction count, asc or desc
  • Import — opens the bulk-import dialog
  • Export — downloads your full wallet list as CSV
  • Top Holders scanner (tier-gated) — see Analytics

Per-row columns:

ColumnNotes
CheckboxMulti-select for bulk delete
LabelSortable. Tap to edit inline.
AddressTruncated (0x1234…abcd) with a copy-to-clipboard button. Solana wallets get an SOL chain badge when Solana is enabled.
Last 30 daysTransaction count, sortable
NotesPer-wallet notes (free-text). Click + Add or the truncated existing note to edit.
TrackersHow many other Reign users also track this wallet. Wallets with 10+ trackers get a Popular badge (premium tier only).
ActionsEdit label · Delete

The import dialog (top right) accepts a remarkable variety of formats:

  • Plain text — one wallet per line, address label (or just address)
  • CSVaddress,label. Cielo-style two-column CSVs are auto-recognized.
  • Generic JSON — any object/array with address / wallet / walletAddress keys
  • BullX export JSON — auto-parsed, including tags
  • GMGN export JSON — auto-parsed, including emoji and name
  • Axiom JSON — auto-parsed with grouping data

Max file size is 2 MB. The preview tab paginates 250 wallets per page, highlights duplicates against your existing list, and shows per-chain slot usage so you can see how many will fit under your tier limit before importing. Selection respects the cap — if you try to select more wallets than your remaining quota allows, the import will trim to fit and tell you.

After a successful import, a Recent Import card appears at the top of the page for 24 hours with the source badge (BullX / GMGN / generic), wallet count, and a one-click undo.

The Notes column is your free-form scratch space. The dashboard isn’t a CRM — there’s no tag system, color coding, or category — but the notes field is unlimited text. Use it for context (Met at ETHCC, runs the alpha desk), strategy hints (Watching for >$50K trades only), or whatever helps you make decisions when the alert fires.

Multi-select wallets with the row checkboxes (or Select All to grab everything visible after filtering), then click the trash icon. A confirmation dialog shows the exact count before destruction.