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Solana Wallet PnL Checker
Paste a Solana address to see what the wallet actually made: realized profit from its DEX trades, win rate, open positions and how complete the data is.
What you get
Realized PnL in USD and SOL
Every sell matched to the buys before it (FIFO), with network fees, tips and bot fees counted as costs. 7, 30 and 90 days and all history read.
Win rate, volume, holding time
Share of tokens closed in profit, traded volume, median holding time and the tokens behind each figure.
Honest gaps
Tokens that arrived without a trade have no known cost. We report them separately and rate each period's data confidence instead of guessing.
How it works
- We read the wallet's transactions directly from the Solana blockchain, newest first, up to 90 days back for a first check.
- Each transaction is interpreted from the wallet's own balance changes: buys and sells on Jupiter, Pump.fun, PumpSwap, Raydium, Orca and Meteora, transfers, failed attempts.
- Buys open lots; sells close the oldest lots first. Dollar values use the SOL price at the hour of each trade.
- Open positions are valued at current prices. Anything we cannot price or trace is marked unknown, never zero.
How to read the report
- Realized PnL
- Profit or loss locked in by sells in the period: proceeds minus what the sold tokens cost, fees included. Only sells whose cost we saw count; tokens still held are shown separately as unrealized.
- Return on cost
- Realized PnL divided by the cost of what was sold. +20% means each dollar put into the tokens it sold came back as $1.20.
- Win rate
- The share of tokens sold in the period that closed in profit, counted per token and in SOL, so a profit made only because SOL rose is not a win.
- Sold at unknown cost
- Money from selling tokens whose purchase we did not see. It is kept out of realized PnL; a large figure here means the realized number tells only part of the story.
- Data confidence
- High, medium or low for each period, with the reasons: how much of the period the history covers, how many sells have a known cost, and how much activity we could not interpret.
- Ranking verdict
- Whether the wallet qualifies for our top traders: enough sells across enough tokens, active this week, profitable, with data we trust and no bot pattern. The page lists every rule a wallet fails.
Questions
Is it free? Do I need to connect a wallet?
It is free and needs no sign-up. You only paste a public address: never share a seed phrase or private key with any site, including this one.
Why does the PnL differ from other trackers?
Trackers differ in cost basis (FIFO or average), in whether fees and tips count, and in how they treat tokens received by transfer. We use FIFO, count every fee, and leave transferred tokens out of realized PnL rather than treating them as free.
What does “unknown cost basis” mean?
The wallet sold tokens we did not see it buy: they arrived by transfer, as an airdrop, or before the history we read. Their sale is shown as proceeds of unknown cost, not as profit.
How long does a check take?
A wallet seen before opens at once. A new one is queued and usually ready within minutes; busy trading bots with very long histories are read partially and labelled so.
Is a profitable wallet worth copying?
Past results describe what a wallet did, not what it will do. A copied trade arrives later and usually gets a worse price. This is analytics, not financial advice.
Which wallets get ranked as top traders?
Wallets we find trading on Solana DEXes are analysed automatically. Over the last 30 days a ranked wallet needs at least 10 sells across 5 tokens, a trade in the last week, at least $100 of realized profit with a positive return, reliable data, and no bot pattern such as hundreds of trades a day or positions held for seconds.
Can I follow a wallet?
Yes: with a free account you can follow up to 10 wallets and get a Telegram message when one of them buys or sells. Sign-in needs only an email or a Google account.