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Glossary

Short explanations of the crypto and RayBot terms you'll meet in notifications and across these docs.

New to wallet tracking? Here are the terms and abbreviations used in RayBot notifications and throughout this documentation.


🪙 Tokens & Markets

  • CA (Contract Address) — the unique on-chain address of a token. When docs or traders say "paste the CA", they mean this address. In RayBot you can add a token by its CA with /add.

  • Ticker — the short symbol of a token (e.g. #PEPE). In alerts it appears after the # sign.

  • MC (Market Cap) — market capitalization: token price × circulating supply. A quick measure of how big (and usually how risky) a token is.

  • ATH (All-Time High) — the highest price a token has ever reached.

  • DEX — decentralized exchange, where most of the trades RayBot tracks happen.

  • Bridge — a service that moves funds between different blockchains. See Bridge — Where Did the Money Go?

  • Rug (rug pull) — a scam where a token's creators drain its liquidity, leaving holders with worthless tokens.

💰 Trading & Positions

  • PnL (Profit and Loss) — how much a wallet has gained or lost on a trade or over a period.

  • uPnL (unrealized PnL) — profit or loss "on paper" for tokens the wallet still holds — it becomes real only when the position is sold.

  • Position — the total amount of a token a wallet currently holds.

  • ✊ Hold % — shown in alerts: the percentage of purchased tokens the wallet is still holding. ✊100% means nothing has been sold yet.

  • DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging) — buying a token in several smaller portions over time instead of all at once.

  • DYOR (Do Your Own Research) — the golden rule: signals and tracked wallets are information, not financial advice.

👛 Wallets & People

  • KOL (Key Opinion Leader) — a well-known trader or influencer whose wallets many people track. See KOLs Transactions

  • Smart money — wallets with a consistent track record of profitable, early entries.

  • Whale — a wallet moving very large amounts.

  • Degen — slang for a high-risk trader who makes many fast, aggressive trades.

  • Fresh wallet — a newly created or newly funded wallet with little to no history. Sudden activity from fresh wallets is often a signal by itself.

  • Sub-wallet — a secondary wallet funded from someone's main wallet, often used to split activity. See Finding New Wallets

  • Mixer — a service used to obscure the trail of funds between wallets.

Every RayBot alert ends with a row of quick links for the token:

  • BE — Birdeye (charts and token analytics)

  • DS — DexScreener (charts and pair data)

  • PH — Photon (fast trading terminal)

  • GMGN — GMGN (wallet and token analytics)

  • AXI — Axiom (trading terminal)

  • 👥INFO — a breakdown of which of your tracked wallets hold this token

  • Seen — how long ago RayBot first detected this token

You can choose which links appear with the /links command — see ⚙️ Settings.

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