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Follow the address, then inspect the activity
- Obtain the wallet's public Solana address and verify it independently of a display name.
- Open its trader detail or follow it in your wallet-tracking installation.
- Inspect recent buys, sells, position sizes and closed results across several coins.
- Open the token behind an interesting transaction and check its holders and available exit liquidity.
A public address is enough to observe a wallet. Tracking does not require its private key and does not grant permission to trade from it. A label such as “whale” describes observed size; it does not prove identity or informed trading.
Coverage changes what a ranking means
The tracking service records whether its stream is connected, how recently a wallet was polled and whether requests were skipped. Public RPC limits and outages can leave incomplete histories. A wallet first observed after it bought a token may have an unknown entry cost; do not interpret that as a zero-cost purchase.
Smart-money discovery uses observed activity, including wallets appearing early or among holders of coins that later moved. That creates a candidate list to inspect. It is not proof that every associated address belongs to the same person or that copying its next trade will produce the same price.
Read a tracked wallet
Developer examples below run against your BLIX account: sign in, open Developers and copy your session into BLIX_SESSION; every request sends it as the blix_wait cookie.
curl -s https://blixvip.com/api/wallets -H 'cookie: blix_wait='$BLIX_SESSION
curl -s https://blixvip.com/api/wallet/REPLACE_WITH_PUBLIC_SOLANA_ADDRESS -H 'cookie: blix_wait='$BLIX_SESSIONThe wallet response separates realized, open and sellable PnL. Read the PnL guide before comparing wallets with different amounts of history.
About this guide
Reviewed by BLIX on October 10, 2026 against the product implementation. Availability depends on your account and connected providers. Explore the BLIX guides for related workflows.
Frequently asked questions
Does tracking a wallet copy its trades?
No. Observing a public wallet and submitting a trade are separate actions.
Are all wallet trades visible immediately?
No. Stream health, RPC capacity and when tracking began affect timeliness and completeness.