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# Wallet Tracker

Wallet Tracker watches the wallets **you choose** and pings you every time they trade or mint.

## Adding a wallet

1. Open **👁 Wallet Tracker** from the main menu.
2. Tap **➕ Add wallet**.
3. Send one message:

```
label  trading_address
```

Example:

```
Whale Hunter  bc1pxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
```

> ⚠️ Use the wallet's **Radfi trading address** — the one shown on the trader's Radfi profile. A UniSat / Xverse main address won't match.

You can track up to **5 wallets** per user.

## What you get

**Trade alerts** — buy or sell:

```
👁 <label> — BUY
Token:   <ticker>
Volume:  $<usd>
TX:      <transaction id>
```

**Mint alerts** — new rune mint:

```
👁 <label> — MINT
Token:    <ticker>
runeId:   <runeId>
Tx:       <transaction id>
```

Mint alerts may lag the chain by up to \~1 minute.

## Removing a wallet

In the Wallet Tracker view, tap the **🗑** button next to the entry. It's gone immediately.

## Tips

* Labels are just for your eyes — use them as personal notes (`"Whale Hunter"`, `"My alt wallet"`).
* Tracker alerts fire independently from Whale and Fresh — the same trade can show up in all three if you've enabled them.


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