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The unified Tracker can follow public wallet addresses alongside Fomo and Pump.fun traders. Send /track, then open Wallets. These tracked wallets are separate from the wallets you own in /wallets and from your trading profiles.
Wallets tab in the unified Tracker with one group, All, Fomo, Pump, Wallets, Leaderboard, and Add a trader or wallet.

The Wallets tab shows a tracked group, its status, and the shared Add a trader or wallet action.

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Add one wallet or a batch

  1. Tap Add a trader or wallet. Send a public Solana or EVM address to track a wallet. An @handle or supported profile link searches for a Fomo or Pump.fun trader instead. Never send a private key or recovery phrase.
  2. For a batch, paste up to 10 addresses, one per line. The bot checks every line before showing the next step. An invalid, duplicate, already tracked, or over-limit address rejects the whole batch; no entries are saved from it.
  3. If you sent one address, give it a name of 1–24 characters. You can attach more wallets to that name later.
  4. If you sent several unnamed addresses, choose Track together for one name and shared alert settings, or Track separately for one name and alert setup per wallet. Together asks for a 1–24 character name. Separately asks for a 1–20 character base name and creates entries such as Custom #1, Custom #2.
  5. Review the new entries in Wallets → Manage. A new wallet may show Checking until monitoring is ready.
Tracker add prompt with several public wallet addresses prepared in the message field.

The common add prompt accepts one public address or several addresses, one per line.

Four wallets ready with Track together and Track separately buttons.

After four valid addresses, choose one shared group or a separate entry for each wallet. This choice does not start a trade.

Single-wallet naming prompt requiring 1 to 24 characters.

A single wallet asks for a short name. A batch tracked together asks for one group name in the same 1–24 character range.

You can also name addresses in the input with address; name on every line; a comma works too. Identical names form one group. Mixing named and unnamed lines is refused. In the unified Tracker you can save up to 10 wallet names, 10 wallets per name, and 10 addresses per input. Names must be unique regardless of letter case.

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Read the Wallets tab

The Wallets tab counts tracked wallets and shows how many are on. Addresses appear under their group name. Each group has Manage, Rename, and Pause or Resume. These actions affect alerts, not the assets in the public wallets you follow.
Populated Wallets tab with named groups, multiple public addresses, and Manage, Rename, and Pause controls.

Several named groups in Wallets. Each group lists its public addresses and its own management controls.

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Manage a group

Tap Manage under a group. The card shows Status, member count, trade-alert mode, Min buy, and active Token Filters. In the example, Wallets · 2/10 means two addresses occupy the group’s ten slots. Live means monitoring is active for the shown coverage; read any network-specific status before relying on an alert. Pause stops new alerts while keeping the name, members, and settings.
Wallet group Manage panel showing two of ten wallets, Live status, Trades, Min buy, Token Filters, Pause, Add wallets, and Delete this group.

Manage for a two-wallet group, with Live status, shared alerts, filters, and add or delete controls.

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Trade alerts and filters

Open Trades to choose Buys, Sells, First buys only, and Only on my holdings. Min buy filters purchases made by the tracked wallet; it does not set the size of your own Buy or Limit action. Open Add Token Filters for market-cap and other token bounds. These choices are shared by all wallets under the group name. Wallet groups do not have trader Theses.
Wallet group Trades menu expanded with First buys only, Buys, Sells, Only on my holdings, and Add Token Filters.

The expanded Trades menu shows buy and sell alerts, first buys, holdings, and token-filter controls.

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Add or remove wallets

Tap Wallets: N inside Manage to expand the member list. Remove beside an address stops tracking that wallet while the other members and their group settings stay in place. Add wallets to this group accepts public addresses only, up to the group’s remaining slots; do not add names to this input. Delete this group removes its name, members, and alert settings. Removing the final wallet also deletes the group after a warning. Check the confirmation before removing either.
Wallet group Wallets menu expanded with two separate Remove buttons, Add wallets to this group, and Delete this group.

The expanded Wallets menu has a separate Remove action for each address, plus group-level Add and Delete actions.

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Coverage and wallet statistics

Read each wallet’s Coverage state. Checking means monitoring is being set up; Limited, Unsupported, or Unavailable is not the same as Live. Alerts cover supported same-chain buys and sells after monitoring starts. Earlier trades and activity during a pause are not replayed. Cross-chain trades, transfers, token-to-token swaps, escrow, and derivatives are outside this wallet alert feed. Where wallet statistics are available, the card shows realized trading PnL for 24h, 7d, and 30d, an update time, and a group total. These figures come from indexed wallet trades, independently of which alert chains you selected. They are not your cove portfolio PnL. A missing wallet figure can make the group total unavailable, shown as —; a partial or older update should be read with its displayed status and time. A wallet alert can offer the same Buy, Limit, or eligible Sell controls described in Trader Tracker. An alert never trades automatically. Check the token, selected wallets, and the current quote before acting.