Track the addresses
Confirm the full address and network before following it. Record why it matters to your research; a label or public attribution is something to verify.
WALLET TRACKING & ALERTS See the wallet move.
See the wallet move.
Understand the trade.
Follow public addresses and wallet alerts in Zily, then connect their activity with token research and trading. Use each move to ask a better question about the market.
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HOW IT FITS
Build a watchlist with a reason.
Track an address because its activity matters to your research: a trader you follow, a project wallet, or an address involved in a token you hold.
Follow relevant events
Use wallet alerts to return to relevant activity. Check which events and delivery options your Zily client supports so you know what the alert is reporting.
Investigate the move
Inspect the transaction behind the notification. Identify the assets sent and received, then compare the event with the token’s price action and liquidity.
IN PRACTICE
An incoming token is only part of the story.
A tracked address receives a token. That could be a purchase, a transfer between wallets, an airdrop, or an unwanted distribution. Start with the transaction itself rather than treating the balance change as a buy signal.
Check what left the address, what arrived, and which contracts or programs were involved. For an apparent swap, verify the token address and amount exchanged. An explorer can help you inspect details beyond the alert.
Then return to the market: has the price already moved, is liquidity sufficient for your size, and does the trade fit your plan? Zily brings wallet activity alongside research and trading, while the decision remains yours.
Learn how to interpret wallet activityPART OF THE WORKSPACE
Connect the next step.
Move between token research, wallet activity, and position management in Zily.
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Wallet tracking
questions, answered.
What does a crypto wallet tracker show?
A wallet tracker organizes observable onchain activity associated with an address. Depending on the product and chain, that can include transactions and token movements. It cannot reveal the owner’s private intent or every position they hold elsewhere.
Does receiving a token mean a wallet bought it?
No. Tokens may arrive through a transfer, airdrop, bridge, or unwanted distribution. Inspect the transaction and surrounding activity before interpreting it as a buy.
How should I use wallet alerts?
Treat an alert as a prompt to investigate. Verify the transaction and token address, consider liquidity and execution conditions, and make your own decision rather than automatically following an apparent signal.
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