Solana wallet tracker: follow any wallet and get its trades in Telegram

How it works

1. Open a wallet. Paste an address into the wallet PnL checker. We read its history from the chain and show its buys, sells, open positions and realized profit for 7, 30 and 90 days.
2. Follow it. Sign in with email or Google and press “Follow” on the wallet page. The free plan follows up to 10 wallets.
3. Connect Telegram. In your account, connect our Telegram bot. When a wallet you follow buys or sells a token, the bot sends the token, the side, the amount and a link to the transaction.

We check followed wallets for new transactions every 5 minutes. A trade can therefore reach you a few minutes after it happened. That is fine for learning how a wallet trades, but it is too late to copy a trade that is sold within a minute. See copy trading on Solana for what that delay means in practice.

What you see for each wallet

• Realized PnL in SOL and USD, counted on sells whose purchase price we know. A sale of a token bought at an unknown price is shown as unknown, not as zero.
• Return on cost and win rate over tokens with a fully known cost.
• Median holding time, which tells a sniper from a swing trader at a glance.
• Latest trades and open positions, with links to each transaction on Solscan.
• Data confidence: whether the history we read covers the whole period, and what is missing if it does not.

Every figure is computed from the wallet's own balance changes, not from labels a data provider attached. The methodology lists every rule.

Which wallets to follow

Following a random address you saw on social media tells you little. A wallet is worth following when its record holds up: enough trades, enough different tokens, profit on known costs and no bot patterns.

The Solana top traders list only such wallets. On 5 November 2026, 14 of the 251 wallets we had rated qualified. Over 30 days their median realized profit was $963, the highest $10,546, and the median return on cost about 4%. Their win rates ran from 13% to 58%. A good Solana trader loses on most tokens and earns on a few.

They also trade very differently. The busiest bought about 50 times a day, the quietest about once a day, and 4 of the 14 bought fewer than 5 times a day. If you want alerts you can actually read, start with the slower ones. The wallet comparison puts candidates side by side.

What a wallet tracker should never ask for

Tracking works on public data. A tracker needs an address and nothing else. Never enter a seed phrase or a private key, and do not connect your wallet to a site only to watch someone else's trades. We never ask for any of these.

A wallet's record describes its past. It does not say who owns it, and it is not a forecast. Read what follows as information, not financial advice.

Start tracking

1. Open the leaderboard, or check an address you already have with the PnL checker.
2. Sign in and follow up to 10 wallets.
3. Connect Telegram in your account to get their trades.
4. For a wider view, read the Smart Money feed: recent trades of every qualified wallet in one list.