Track the Wallets Moving the Market
Track Solana wallets, monitor trading activity and receive alerts when selected traders buy or sell memecoins.
Watch the wallets that move first
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 buys and sells, and get alerted when they move, so their activity becomes a signal you can actually act on.
What the tracker does
- Add Solana wallets by address to a watchlist.
- Monitor their on-chain activity, which tokens they buy and sell, and when.
- Get alerts when a tracked wallet buys or sells, so you don’t have to refresh a block explorer.
- Use what you see as input for your own trades, or wire it into copy trading to mirror them automatically.
How to add and use a wallet
Find a wallet worth watching
Identify wallets with a track record you respect, often surfaced from tokens you are already researching. The guide on how to track Solana wallets walks through finding good ones.
Add it to your tracker
Paste the wallet address into the tracker to start monitoring it. You can follow multiple wallets and manage them from one list.
Turn on alerts
Opt into notifications so you hear about a wallet’s buys and sells in real time. This is the same engine behind smart-money alerts, which also folds in curated smart-money traders and confluence signals.
Act, manually or automatically
Use the activity as research for your own trades, or connect a wallet to copy trading to mirror its buys (and optionally sells) with a fixed SOL amount per trade.
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, then graduate to alerts, and only copy it once they trust it. Explore smart-money alerts and copy trading to see how the pieces connect.
Limitations to keep in mind
A tracked wallet’s activity is information, not a recommendation. You see moves after they are on-chain, so by the time an alert reaches you the price may already have moved. Wallets also make losing trades, and a strong past record does not guarantee future results. Treat it as one input into your own decision, not a buy signal on its own.