Tracking Wallets — Why It Matters and How to Add a Wallet to Your Personal Tracker
Tracking wallets is the fastest way to move from one-off hype to disciplined, data-driven copytrading. Instead of checking charts randomly, you get daily recaps and a structured view of a trader’s behavior over time — frequency, risk, average size, holding times, and real net results. Below is the simple, foolproof process to add any wallet to your dEdge tracker and how to use those recaps to make better decisions.
🔁 Quick TL;DR
Open the dEdge bot → Analyze Wallet.
Tap the ⭐ Add to tracker button.
Confirm the “wallet added” message.
Manage tracked wallets from Manage Wallet Tracker.
Check the core metrics quickly: Win Rate, Net SOL, PnL percentiles, average trade size, and Delta (time between buy and sell). 3. Tap the ⭐ “Add to tracker” button
When you’re on the wallet analysis screen, press the star labeled Add to tracker (top of the menu). This signals: “I want updates on this wallet.”
Confirm the success message
The bot replies: “⭐ Wallet added to tracker successfully!” It will show how many slots are used (e.g., Wallets in tracker: 1/5 — 4 slots remaining).
🗂 Managing Your Tracked Wallets
Once you’ve added a wallet, you can organize and manage them inside the Wallet Tracker menu. Here’s what you’ll see:
📌 Manage Wallet Tracker
List of tracked wallets → shows which addresses you’re following (up to 5 in the free plan).
Remove a single wallet → if a wallet stops performing, simply tap Remove [address].
Remove all wallets → reset your tracker if you want to start fresh.
Analyze Wallet → jump back into analysis mode for deeper stats.
Wallet Finder → quickly add new candidates to your list.
✅ What “Adding to Tracker” does (the real value)
Sends daily recaps so you monitor behavior over time rather than reacting to a single win.
Reveals the trader’s real capital needs (average trade size & typical hold time).
Helps you test conviction: is this wallet’s performance repeatable or one-off?
Best practice: track before you copy — watch for 3–7 daily recaps to form a judgement.
📊 How to read the daily recap (quick checklist)
When a recap lands, run this 60-second checklist:
Net SOL change (D − C) — is the wallet still net positive?
Win-rate trend — stable/up/down vs last 7–15 days.
PnL percentiles — are wins consistently > losses? (Look at 25th/50th/75th).
Average trade size & PnL ratio (B/A) — is the strategy efficient?
Delta distribution — short holds (scalping) vs long holds (swing/hold).
Fees & slippage impact — big for high-frequency wallets.
Number of open trades — are positions getting riskier or larger?
If anything looks off (win rate collapsing, Net SOL turning negative, large increase in max loss), pause before copying and investigate.
🎯 Practical tracking strategy
Start with 3–5 wallets: enough diversification without analysis overload.
Watch 3–7 daily recaps before placing a real copy trade.
Tag wallets by profile: Aggressive / Consistent / Whale (helps position sizing).
Set simple rules: e.g., stop following if net SOL is negative for 7 consecutive days or if win rate drops > 15% from baseline.
Track your own wallet as a control — see how your trades compare to the ones you follow.
💡 Pro Tips
Use Curated Wallets to find pre-filtered lists, then add top candidates to your tracker for monitoring.
Combine Wallet Finder metrics with tracker recaps: find → monitor → copy.
If a tracked wallet shows an exceptional one-off trade, check percentiles — one giant trade can distort averages.
If you plan to copy, allocate a smaller test size first (e.g. 10% of intended allocation) and scale only after a few positive recaps when you’re more comfortable with how it operates.
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