Getting Started
1. Open the Screener
Go to alphahunter.net/app. You'll land on the Wallet Screener with default filters applied.
2. Pick a Chain
Use the chain selector at the top to choose SOL, ETH, Base, or BSC. Each chain has its own dataset and snapshot.
3. Set Basic Filters
Start by narrowing down to active, real traders:
Last Trade
4 days
Only wallets active recently
PnL min
$5,000
Skip unprofitable wallets
Oversold max
15%
Filter out insiders who sell tokens they never bought
Tokens min
3
Skip one-hit-wonder wallets
4. Refine with Advanced Filters
Switch to Advanced mode for the full filter panel. Some useful ones:
Win Rate 50-100% — consistently profitable
Early 60m % 50-100% — wallets that get into tokens early
Avg Buy Value $100-$10,000 — exclude dust trades and whales
Honeypot max 10% — for ETH/Base/BSC, exclude wallets that trade honeypots
Rugged max 50% — wallets where fewer than half their tokens went to zero
5. Use Token Search
Click Token Search to find wallets based on specific token trades:
Paste a token address (not the LP address)
Set min buy (e.g. $100) to filter out dust
Set minutes (e.g. 180) to find wallets that bought within 3 hours of launch
Optionally set PnL min/max to find wallets that made a specific return on that token
You can add multiple token rows. Use the match mode:
All — wallet must match every row
Any — wallet must match at least one
Min:N — wallet must match at least N rows
This is powerful for finding confluence — wallets that got into multiple good tokens early.
6. Explore a Wallet
Click any wallet address to open the Trader Page. You'll see:
Summary stats — total PnL, win rate, tokens traded, unrealized value
Token breakdown — every token they traded, sorted by most recent activity
PnL and PnL % per token
Buy/Sell values and counts
Holding time
Whether the token is rugged (no activity in 48h)
Minutes from launch (how early they got in)
7. Save Your Filters
Found a filter combination that works? Click Save to store it as a preset. Saved filters persist across sessions and can be loaded with one click.
8. Bookmark Wallets
Click the star icon next to any wallet to add it to your Favorites. Use the "Favorites only" toggle to quickly see just your bookmarked wallets.
Tips
PnL Distribution columns (>500%, 200-500%, etc.) are useful for spotting wallets with consistent returns vs. one lucky trade
Top Token PnL % shows how concentrated a wallet's profits are — 90%+ means one token drove almost all their gains
Volume-Weighted Hold Time is more meaningful than regular hold time because it accounts for position size
Sort by PnL 7d or PnL 30d to find wallets on a hot streak right now
Compare wallets across chains — some traders are active on multiple chains
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