What a Solana wallet analyzer helps you see.

An explorer lets you inspect individual transactions. A wallet report groups available trading activity into a summary: closed trades, token count, win rate, net SOL and per-trade return distribution.

Read the numbers together.

Win rate describes how often closed trades won; it does not describe the size of those wins. Net SOL and the return distribution add context. A few large outcomes can dominate an average, especially when there are few trades.

Know what the report cannot answer.

A historical report cannot predict the next trade. Unsold holdings, missing history and different analysis windows can change how results should be interpreted. Always check the report timestamp and coverage.

A clearer view of historical trading.

dEdge summarizes closed trades, win rate, net SOL, token count and the spread of per-trade returns. Use these together: a high win rate alone does not tell you how much a wallet gained or lost.

Start with the report.

Check its analysis window and last update. Realized trading results differ from the estimated value of unsold tokens. Incomplete transaction history and cached data can affect a report.

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