Daily Wallet Tracking Routine

Wallet tracking works best as a simple daily habit. Instead of refreshing charts all day, follow a clear routine that shows you where attention is forming.

1

Review yesterday's big movers

Open Cielo and look at:

  • Coins that pumped

  • Coins that quietly built volume

  • Coins that held strength overnight

Check who bought early, who sold well, and who's still holding. You'll start recognizing names over time.

2

Find wallets worth adding

From those coins, open the top traders tab.

Look for wallets that entered before attention, took smart profits, and didn't overbet or panic. If you see repeat behavior across multiple coins, consider adding them to your watchlist.

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Patterns matter more than single trades.

3

Check your watchlist

Review the wallets you already track.

  • Did any buy something new?

  • Did they increase a position?

  • Did they exit something aggressively?

Use alerts to save time, but always check context before reacting.

4

Investigate new entries

When a tracked wallet buys something:

  1. Open the coin

  2. Check liquidity and volume

  3. Look at holder distribution

  4. Check Twitter for narrative

Ask: does this actually have legs?

If it looks sloppy or forced, move on. If it looks organic, add it to your coin watchlist. Not your portfolio.

5

Track behavior over time

Keep a mental note or write it down:

  • Which wallets are spotting opportunities?

  • Which ones are slipping?

  • What types of trades are working right now?

This builds intuition and prevents emotional trading.

6

Know when to do nothing

If nothing obvious appears, don't force it.

No trade is still a decision. You're training yourself to be patient, selective, and intentional.


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