Smart money and wallets

What the profitable wallets are buying, and what any address holds

What smart money is buying

Which token is smart money buying right now?

GMGN tags wallets with a consistent record of profitable entries as smart-degen wallets. This question answers chain-wide: the tokens those wallets are in right now, with a count per token and the aggregate net flow.

Asked about one token instead — "is smart money in $PONS?" — the answer comes from that token's own report, which carries its own smart-wallet count.

Two things this is not. It is not a recommendation: the wallets are tagged on past performance, and Scouty will not tell you to follow one. And a net flow is a net figure — a large inflow can be one wallet.

Analysing a wallet

analyze wallet 0x1234...

Any Robinhood Chain address, yours or not. The report covers:

Holdings — the tokens the address holds, with position values
PnL — realised and unrealised, over GMGN's windows
Activity — recent buys and sells
Behaviour — win rate, and how long positions are typically held

Holdings come from Alchemy, with Blockscout as the fallback; the statistics come from GMGN. Everything here is public chain data, and analysing an address is a read — it needs no signature and no connection to that wallet.

Both questions on this page are on the free tier. They cost one of the day's three, and need no pass.

Reading a wallet honestly

A wallet's PnL is the past. The trades it made and the entries it caught are facts; that it will catch the next one is not, and a wallet up 400% on one position and flat on ninety others reads as a winner in aggregate.

Scouty describes what an address did. It does not call the owner good or bad at this, and it does not suggest copying a trade.