Why does speed matter this much?

We measured it across 54,000 trades: copying a second late costs 0.8%, and thirty seconds late costs 8.5% — more than the median trade makes. Every other tool shows you a feed and waits for you to tap.

Can you take my money?

No. The wallet is created for you and belongs to you — export it to Phantom whenever you like. We hold a signer on it — permission you grant and can revoke — which is how trades get placed while you sleep. That signer can move funds, which is how the Withdraw button works; we only ever sign what you asked for.

Which exchanges does it cover?

All of them, across five chains. We identify a trade by what the wallet ended up holding rather than by which program it used, so pump.fun, Raydium, Meteora, Orca and anything that launches next month all work with no integration. Execution routes through Jupiter, which prices across every venue at once.

Does your ranking actually predict anything?

Partly, and we tested it the only way that counts: rank the wallets on trades that closed before a cut-off date, then score them on trades that happened after. Across six cut-offs the top tenth beat the bottom tenth every time — the order holds up on trades that had not happened when the order was made.

And the top tenth still lost money on the typical trade, at every one of those six cut-offs. Better is not the same as good. That is why this page ranks wallets and lets you choose, and never tells you which one to follow.

Will this make me money?

We don't know, and anyone who says otherwise is selling. Copying costs 1.6% a round trip — 0.80% each leg — so a trader taking small moves can be a loss to follow even while they're profitable. Start small.