How Cheetah Wallet Tracking Works
Add wallets, monitor trades, get alerts in Cheetah.
Cheetah wallet tracking lets you add Solana wallets by address to a watchlist and monitor their on-chain activity, which memecoins they buy and sell, and when. Opt into alerts to be notified in real time, and optionally wire a tracked wallet into copy trading. A wallet’s activity is information, not a recommendation, and you see moves after they land on-chain.
Key takeaways
- You add Solana wallets by address to a watchlist and monitor their buys and sells.
- Tracking is the observation layer; alerts and copy trading are how you respond to it.
- Opt-in alerts notify you when a tracked wallet buys or sells, so you skip refreshing an explorer.
- A tracked wallet can feed straight into copy trading to mirror its trades automatically.
- Alerts arrive after a move is on-chain, and a strong past record does not guarantee future results.
What wallet tracking does
On Solana, the traders who consistently get in early leave a trail on-chain. Cheetah’s wallet tracker lets you add those wallets, monitor their memecoin buys and sells, and get alerted when they move, so their activity becomes a signal you can act on. For the broader concept beyond Cheetah, see our Solana wallet tracking guide.
Tracking is the observation layer. It does not trade for you on its own , it surfaces what other wallets are doing so you can decide how, or whether, to respond.
Adding a wallet
To start, paste a wallet’s Solana address into the tracker. You can follow multiple wallets and manage them from one list. The wallets worth adding are usually ones you have already vetted, often surfaced from tokens you are researching. For how to find and evaluate them, read Solana wallet tracking.
Monitoring activity
Once a wallet is on your list, Cheetah monitors its on-chain activity: which tokens it buys and sells, and when. Watching a wallet before you act is a good way to learn its style, how concentrated its trades are, how long it holds, without committing any SOL of your own.
Turning on alerts
Opt in to real-time notifications
Alerts are off until you turn them on. Opt in and Cheetah notifies you when a tracked wallet buys or sells in real time, so you do not have to refresh a block explorer. This is the same engine behind smart-money alerts, which also folds in a curated set of smart-money traders and confluence signals. To go deeper on the alert side, see how Cheetah smart-money alerts work.
From tracking to action
Tracking is the observation layer; alerts and copy trading are how you respond. Many traders start by simply watching a wallet to understand its style, graduate to alerts, and only copy it once they trust it, mirroring its buys (and optionally sells) with a fixed SOL amount per trade. If you are new, begin with getting started with Cheetah.
Limitations
- Timing: you see moves after they are on-chain, so by the time an alert reaches you the price may already have moved.
- Not a recommendation: a tracked wallet buying does not mean you should buy, those wallets make losing trades too.
- Past record is not a promise: a strong history does not guarantee future results.
- One input, not a buy signal: always review the token’s liquidity, holders and rug-check signals before committing SOL.
Frequently asked questions
How does wallet tracking work in Cheetah?
You add Solana wallets by address to a watchlist, and Cheetah monitors their on-chain activity, which memecoins they buy and sell, and when. You can opt into alerts to be notified in real time, and optionally connect a wallet to copy trading.
How do I add a wallet to track?
Paste the wallet’s Solana address into the tracker to start monitoring it. You can follow multiple wallets and manage them from one list.
Do I get notified when a tracked wallet trades?
Yes, if you opt in. Alerts are off until you enable them; once on, you are notified when a tracked wallet buys or sells. This is the same engine behind Cheetah’s smart-money alerts.
Is a tracked wallet’s buy a signal to buy?
No. A tracked wallet’s activity is information, not a recommendation. You see moves after they are on-chain, so the price may already have moved, and those wallets take losses too. Treat it as one input into your own decision.