Wallet Search

Wallet Search finds wallet addresses that match parameters you set. Use it to identify active players, KOLs, or even groups of connected participants.

✨ Key features:

• Token-based search — find wallets that have traded specified tokens.

• Flexible filters — set ranges for investments in SOL, PnL (in %), and timeframes (up to 30 days).

• Up-to-date data — PnL is recalculated every 5 minutes.

• Result limit — up to 250 wallets per query.

🎥 Video example — exploring Wallet Search in 1 minute

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📎 Wallet Search — short explanation

Wallet Search helps you identify specific traders by matching their on-chain activity through recent token purchases. It’s a fast way to detect wallets by the “footprints” of their trades. Below is a simple 4-step workflow using FOMO DApp as an example.

1. Gather data in FOMO

Find the trader → open Closed Positions. Take the latest 3–4 SOL tokens. Important: the most recent buy must be within the last 30 days.

For each token: — open Transactions, — select one buy, — round the amount (example: $499 ≈ 3.23 SOL → 3 SOL).

💾 Save: • token addresses • the amount of one buy (in SOL)

2. Open RayBot WEB

In Telegram send /web → open the web version → Search Wallets. Paste the token addresses. In Amount → From (SOL) enter the rounded single-buy amount. Start the search — RayBot will display wallets that traded the same tokens with the same buy size.

3. Verify via Solscan

Pick any wallet from the results. Open it on Solscan → expand all holdings → locate the USDC balance.

4. Cross-check the balances

Return to FOMO and compare the USDC balance shown in the app with the one on Solscan. If they match — you’ve found the trader ⚡️

This is the core logic behind Search Wallets. With a bit of creativity, you can uncover interesting wallets by matching recent positions of any trader from X, chats, or your community.