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# Core Features

#### Wallet Tracker

A real-time snapshot of any Solana wallet - SOL balance, SPL token holdings, USD values, top holding concentration, and 7-day PnL.

#### Wallet Activity

The last 10 buy swaps for any wallet, with token symbols, SOL amounts, and timestamps. Useful for manual research before tracking.

#### Wallet Behaviour

A 7-day behavioural profile built from on-chain data. Classifies wallets as Conviction Buyer, Scaler, Rotator, or Dormant - giving users an instant read on how a wallet operates.

#### Live Alerts

Real-time buy alerts from tracked wallets. Delivered in two stages:

* **Fast alert** - appears within seconds of on-chain detection
* **Enriched alert** - auto-updated with full signal context

#### Alert Settings

Granular filters so users only see what matters to them:

* Signal rating filter (ALL / MED+ / HIGH only)
* Minimum buy size (SOL)
* Minimum liquidity
* Min/max market cap
* Watchlist preset (All / Conviction / Scalpers / Fresh Wallets)
* Meta Mode - keyword filter for token names or tickers
* Convergence alerts - multiple tracked wallets entering same token
* Dump alerts - notify when a tracked wallet makes a heavy sell

#### Performance Stats

* Weekly digest with 15-minute quick-hit rate and top wallets
* Wallet leaderboard ranked by milestone performance
* Per-wallet hit rates at 2x, 5x, 10x, 20x, 50x, 100x, and beyond

#### Token Check

On-demand security report for any token:

* Mint and freeze authority status
* LP lock percentage
* Holder concentration
* Sniper activity rating
* Bundle detection (first-slot buyer analysis)
* RugCheck score integration


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