> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.raybot.app/start/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.raybot.app/start/use-cases.md).

# Use Cases

- [Overview](https://docs.raybot.app/start/use-cases/use-cases.md): Welcome to the RayBot Use Cases page.
- [Structuring](https://docs.raybot.app/start/use-cases/use-cases/structuring.md): To make RayBot work for you — and not the other way around — it’s important to properly organize the process and bring order to the data you’re tracking.
- [Wallet Tracking: Core Principles](https://docs.raybot.app/start/use-cases/use-cases/wallet-tracking-core-principles.md): A strategic approach to wallet analytics: what, why, and how it works.
- [Finding New Wallets](https://docs.raybot.app/start/use-cases/use-cases/finding-new-wallets.md): How to Select, Search, and Analyze Wallets for Maximum Efficiency
- [How to Find Fomo Wallets](https://docs.raybot.app/start/use-cases/use-cases/how-to-find-fomo-wallets.md): The platform everyone talks about — and the wallets no one can see.
- [What Is This Transaction?](https://docs.raybot.app/start/use-cases/use-cases/what-is-this-transaction.md): That mysterious address in your wallet history — let's figure out what it actually is.
- [Bridge — Where Did the Money Go?](https://docs.raybot.app/start/use-cases/use-cases/bridge-where-did-the-money-go.md): That "bridge" transaction in the history — let's follow the money.


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