How to track a crypto wallet

What you can see depends on where the wallet trades. On one exchange you can follow the account itself.

Tracking a wallet means seeing what one account does with its money: what it holds, what it trades and how its past trades ended.

Where it tradesSee the tradesSee whoLive positions
On-chain (Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum)YesAddress onlyNo
Centralized exchangeLarge tradesNoNo
HyperliquidYesNamed accountYes

On-chain: you see the moves, not the trader

Every transaction on Ethereum, Base and Arbitrum is public, so you can watch a DEX wallet's swaps. You do not learn who is behind it.

Behaviour over time is the useful part. What a wallet keeps buying, and how its earlier trades ended, says more than one swap.

Centralized exchanges: mostly hidden

On a normal exchange you see a large trade but never the account behind it. So most "track this whale" tools track transfers, which do not show a decision.

Hyperliquid: the wallet you can follow

Hyperliquid's public feed names the account on both sides of every trade. Open a wallet to read its live positions, leverage, liquidation price and trade history, and get an alert when it trades again.

Following is watching, not copying. No trade is placed for you. This is not investment advice, and past outcomes do not ensure future results.

How to track a wallet, step by step

  1. Find a wallet. The proven traders board ranks accounts by realized profit from closed trades, not one lucky bet.
  2. Read its record. Live positions, liquidation price and past trades.
  3. Follow it. An alert reaches you when it opens, adds to, trims, closes or flips a position: as it happens on a paid plan, an hour later on free.
  4. Watch on-chain too. Track DEX wallets on Ethereum, Base and Arbitrum from the same place.

Checking the record

Every signal is scored on what price did next, hits and misses alike, on the public track record. On our record a profitable past did not make a proven trader's next position go their way more often than chance: what we measured.

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Tracking a wallet: common questions

Can you track any crypto wallet?
You can track on-chain wallets, whose transactions are public, and Hyperliquid accounts, which its feed names. Centralized exchanges hide which account made a trade, so those cannot be followed.
Does tracking a wallet copy its trades?
No. Tracking sends you an alert when the wallet moves. It places no trade for you.
Is this investment advice?
No. It is information, not advice. Past results do not guarantee future ones.
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