Wallet Watch
Wallet Watch turns any public wallet address into a readable story. Paste an address and get a clear, easy-to-understand AI summary of what that wallet actually does, grounded in its real transaction history.
What you'll get
Clear summary - what the wallet holds, how it behaves, and what it has been doing lately, written from its transaction history rather than guessed
Entity resolution - known addresses are identified where possible (exchanges, protocols, well-known wallets), so a transfer reads as "moved funds to an exchange" instead of a raw address
Activity context - patterns that matter: accumulation, distribution, rotation between assets, interaction with protocols
Tracking wallets
Add wallets you want to keep watching: whales, funds, smart-money addresses, project treasuries, or any address whose moves you care about.
Tracked wallets can feed the wallet activity trigger in Alerts, so you hear about significant moves without checking manually
The number of wallets you can track depends on your plan, from 1 on trial up to 50 on Elite. See Pricing.
How to use it
Paste any address to get an instant AI read on it
Track the wallets worth following over time
Set a wallet activity alert on the ones where timing matters
When a tracked wallet makes a notable move, read the summary before reacting: a transfer to an exchange is a data point, not a verdict
Things to keep in mind
Everything here reads public on-chain data. Wallet Watch never needs keys and never touches funds, yours or anyone else's.
Smart money is not always right, and one wallet's exit is not a market call. Treat wallet activity as one signal to weigh, not an instruction to copy.
Entity labels are best-effort identifications and can be incomplete
Related
Portfolio - the same read-only approach, for your own wallets
Alerts - the wallet activity trigger
Explain This - ask follow-up questions about what a wallet did
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