Tracking a wallet means watching what one account does with its money, soon enough to think about it.
| Where it trades | See the trades | See who | Live positions |
|---|---|---|---|
| On-chain (Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum) | Yes | Address only | No |
| Centralized exchange | Large trades | No | No |
| Hyperliquid | Yes | Named account | Yes |
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. A wallet that keeps buying a token, or several doing the same, is real on-chain demand.
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
- Find a wallet worth watching. The proven traders board ranks accounts by realized profit from closed trades, not one lucky bet.
- Read its record. Live positions, liquidation price and past trades.
- Follow it. A free alert reaches you when it opens, adds to, trims, closes or flips a position.
- 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.
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