👩‍🔬Creating a wallet filter

The platform is designed to allow you to create the most unique filters by combining different parameters over various time periods. It is truly a professional tool for finding successful crypto wallets.

How to create filters

Click on Wallet filter (the blue icon).
Click Add filter.

Come up with a name for your new filter, such as New filter #1.
In the right column, you’ll find the filters. Select the parameters you are interested in and click the plus sign to add them.
For example, choose PnL Realized (in the Original block). Next, you’ll need to select the time period for which the PnL Realized parameter is calculated, such as 24 hours. Then specify the Min and/or Max values.
As a result, you will have: Find all wallets where the realized profit in the last 24 hours was at least $1000.

Filters are divided into Original and Following. Original filters pertain to the original wallet, while Following filters relate to the calculated indicators for following the wallet. With Original filters, you can find successfully trading wallets. With Following filters, you can find wallets that you can successfully copy trades from. A wallet that trades successfully does not always guarantee that you will also trade successfully by following it.

Let's add the Following filter for PnL Realized over 24 hours with a Min parameter of $800.
Now, the system will filter all wallets where the realized profit in the last 24 hours was at least $1000, and the calculated realized profit for following this wallet over 24 hours was at least $800.
You can use the same parameter with different time intervals to filter out the most successful wallets.

Next, it all depends on the filters you create.

Cost in Credits

Searching for wallets is a paid action. Payment is made in Credits:

One search costs 5 credits per day or until the filter is changed.
Each subsequent search results page also costs 5 credits per day. Credits for the previously opened page are not deducted. You can go back to previous pages and refresh the page for free.

For more details about Credits and pricing plans.

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How to create filters

Click on Wallet filter (the blue icon).

Click Add filter.

Come up with a name for your new filter, such as New filter #1.

In the right column, you’ll find the filters. Select the parameters you are interested in and click the plus sign to add them.

For example, choose PnL Realized (in the Original block). Next, you’ll need to select the time period for which the PnL Realized parameter is calculated, such as 24 hours. Then specify the Min and/or Max values.

As a result, you will have: Find all wallets where the realized profit in the last 24 hours was at least $1000.

Filters are divided into Original and Following. Original filters pertain to the original wallet, while Following filters relate to the calculated indicators for following the wallet. With Original filters, you can find successfully trading wallets. With Following filters, you can find wallets that you can successfully copy trades from. A wallet that trades successfully does not always guarantee that you will also trade successfully by following it.

Let's add the Following filter for PnL Realized over 24 hours with a Min parameter of $800.

Now, the system will filter all wallets where the realized profit in the last 24 hours was at least $1000, and the calculated realized profit for following this wallet over 24 hours was at least $800.

You can use the same parameter with different time intervals to filter out the most successful wallets.

Next, it all depends on the filters you create.

Cost in Credits

Searching for wallets is a paid action. Payment is made in Credits:

One search costs 5 credits per day or until the filter is changed.

Each subsequent search results page also costs 5 credits per day. Credits for the previously opened page are not deducted. You can go back to previous pages and refresh the page for free.