Getting Started

PreviousWelcome to Alpha Hunter NextUser guide (with metric definitions)

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Getting Started

Start with visiting the Smart Money Finder page. You will be presented with multiple filters to help you discover some of the best traders.

Its important to note that there are many bad actors so you should always do due diligence on any wallets you find before copying them directly.

Recommended approach for new users:

Clear all filters
Select a chain (e.g. Ethereum), look back period (e.g. 30d ), and set last trade date to a recent date
1. This will let you search for the best wallets on ethereum based on their trades in the last 30 days.
Set Coins Traded to a min of 3 and max of 100, and filter our snipers by setting post launch buy to 70 - 100
1. Post launch Buy - This indicates the % of coins purchased AFTER Block 0 and is useful to filter out snipers. For example, 70-100 means "show me wallets where 70% of the coins were purchased on block 1 or late". The benefit is that this will exclude snipers but sometimes wallets want to try sniping for fun so if they snipped 1-2 coins (30%), you can still find them.
Using Search by Token, you can find the wallets that purchased a great coin early. For example, to find wallets that purchased Cate within 3 hours of launch (180 min) with at least $100 -- enter the following
1. token ID (not liquidity pool) - 0xa00453052A36D43A99Ac1ca145DFe4A952cA33B8
2. min buy - 100 (refers $100)
3. minutes - 180 (3 hours)
Set oversold to 10 (very important if you want to identify real traders)
1. This metric is used to filter out wallets who sell more than they buy. This often happens when wallets get coins transferred in and then they just sell it (usually insiders).
2. If you want to find real traders, set it to 10. A value of 10 means that at most 10% of the coins that a wallet purchased can be "oversold" while 90% MUST have had the full quantity purchased for the sells to count. For example, let say a wallet purchase 50 coins.
3. This metric is included for flexibility for the end user.
  1. 5 coins (10%) can be in an oversold state (e.g. buy qty = 100, sell qty = 500)
  2. 45 coins (90%) not oversold (e.g. buy qty = 100, sell qty = 100 or less)
Set honeypot filter min to 0 and max to 10 for eth or base
Press Search
Click on each wallet to see what they bought/sold and validate their performance
Consider using multiple wallets to find confluence into those that buy into solid performing coins

PreviousWelcome to Alpha Hunter NextUser guide (with metric definitions)

Last updated 3 months ago

Start with visiting the Smart Money Finder page. You will be presented with multiple filters to help you discover some of the best traders.

Its important to note that there are many bad actors so you should always do due diligence on any wallets you find before copying them directly.

Recommended approach for new users:

Clear all filters
Select a chain (e.g. Ethereum), look back period (e.g. 30d ), and set last trade date to a recent date
1. This will let you search for the best wallets on ethereum based on their trades in the last 30 days.
Set Coins Traded to a min of 3 and max of 100, and filter our snipers by setting post launch buy to 70 - 100
1. Post launch Buy - This indicates the % of coins purchased AFTER Block 0 and is useful to filter out snipers. For example, 70-100 means "show me wallets where 70% of the coins were purchased on block 1 or late". The benefit is that this will exclude snipers but sometimes wallets want to try sniping for fun so if they snipped 1-2 coins (30%), you can still find them.
Using Search by Token, you can find the wallets that purchased a great coin early. For example, to find wallets that purchased Cate within 3 hours of launch (180 min) with at least $100 -- enter the following
1. token ID (not liquidity pool) - 0xa00453052A36D43A99Ac1ca145DFe4A952cA33B8
2. min buy - 100 (refers $100)
3. minutes - 180 (3 hours)
Set oversold to 10 (very important if you want to identify real traders)
1. This metric is used to filter out wallets who sell more than they buy. This often happens when wallets get coins transferred in and then they just sell it (usually insiders).
2. If you want to find real traders, set it to 10. A value of 10 means that at most 10% of the coins that a wallet purchased can be "oversold" while 90% MUST have had the full quantity purchased for the sells to count. For example, let say a wallet purchase 50 coins.
3. This metric is included for flexibility for the end user.
  1. 5 coins (10%) can be in an oversold state (e.g. buy qty = 100, sell qty = 500)
  2. 45 coins (90%) not oversold (e.g. buy qty = 100, sell qty = 100 or less)
Set honeypot filter min to 0 and max to 10 for eth or base
Press Search
Click on each wallet to see what they bought/sold and validate their performance
Consider using multiple wallets to find confluence into those that buy into solid performing coins