Daily Wallet Tracking Routine
Wallet tracking works best when it becomes a simple habit.
Instead of refreshing charts all day, follow a clear routine that shows you where attention is forming, without chasing every move.
Step 1: Review yesterday’s big movers
Open Cielo and look at:
coins that pumped
coins that quietly built volume
coins that held strength overnight
Then, check:
who bought early
who sold well
who is still holding
You’ll start to recognize names over time.
Step 2: Identify wallets worth studying
From those coins, open the top traders tab.
Look for wallets that:
entered before attention
took smart profits
didn’t overbet or panic dump
If you see repeat behavior, consider adding them to your watchlist.
Step 3: Check your watchlist activity
Now review only the wallets you already track.
Ask:
Did any of them buy something new?
Did they increase a position?
Did they exit something aggressively?
Use alerts to save time, but always inspect context before reacting.
Step 4: Open coins they touched
When a tracked wallet buys something:
Open the token page
Check liquidity and volume
Look at holder distribution
Check Twitter
Ask: Does this narrative actually have legs?
If it looks sloppy or forced, move on.
If it looks organic, add it to your watch list of coins, not your portfolio.
Step 5: Track behavior, not hype
Journal mentally (or on paper):
Which wallets spotted opportunities?
Which ones are slipping?
Which types of trades are working right now?
This prevents emotional trading and builds intuition.
Step 6: End the session
If nothing obvious appears:
Do nothing.
No trade is still a decision.
You are training yourself to be patient, selective, and intentional.
Wallet tracking rewards discipline more than speed.
Quick daily checklist
Review big movers
Study top wallets
Monitor your watchlist
Investigate new entries
Evaluate narratives
Only act when it’s obvious
Repeat this daily, and wallet activity becomes something you interpret, not something you chase.