Solana copy trading glossary

The words on a wallet scan and in the guides, defined once.

Average hold Bundler Can you copy it Control window Copy trading Crew Deep dive Dev team Exit liquidity Fresh wallet Funded by Funder Funding trail Grade Insider KOL wallet Leaderboard List scan Max drawdown Max losing streak Ocinct Score Outcome buckets Preset Priority fee and tip Rat trader Realized PnL Relay wallet Return on money spent Risk tag Same hand Sandwich bot Slippage Slot Sniper Token traders Tool credit Unrealized PnL Verdict Wallet farm Win rate

Copy trading: Following another wallet's trades with your own money, usually through a bot that buys when it buys and sells when it sells. Your fills land after the target's, so every copy carries extra slippage.
Funded by: The wallet that sent a Solana wallet its first native SOL transfer. Shown on explorers as Funded by. It cannot be edited after the fact and is the starting point of a funding trail.
Funding trail: Where a wallet's SOL came from and where it went. Who funded it walks back from the last SOL a wallet received, sender by sender, and Trace a wallet follows the SOL it sent away, each 3 levels deep on Pro and 6 on Elite, until the trail stops.
Funder: The sender of a wallet's first SOL. Often an exchange hot wallet or a bridge for a human trader, and a relay wallet for a wallet farm.
Relay wallet: A wallet created to split one exchange withdrawal into many small transfers that fund a batch of trading wallets. The signature of a crew being set up.
Crew: A group of wallets run by one operator. Detected by a shared funder, buys within a second of each other, or a stable leader that always trades first.
Wallet farm: A crew run to make a launch look like organic demand or to place several wallets on a leaderboard so one of them gets copied.
Bundler: An operator that buys a launch with many wallets in one transaction bundle. Each wallet looks like a separate buyer. A risk tag on the Ocinct score.
Sniper: A wallet that buys in the first blocks of a launch, before a human could react. Its win rate comes from latency. A risk tag on the Ocinct score.
Sandwich bot: A bot that places a buy just before someone else's swap and a sell just after it, taking the price move in between. A risk tag.
Dev team: A wallet that trades tokens it deployed or that its funder deployed. Its results come from knowing, not from picking. A risk tag.
Rat trader: A wallet that buys just before a call or a pump, which points to insider information. A risk tag.
Insider: A wallet that traded a token before the information that moved it was public. Onchain, it often shows as a funding link to the deployer or a buy in the launch bundle.
Realized PnL: Profit or loss on trades that are closed, sold in whole or in part. The only part of PnL that is money. Ocinct scores realized profit over 30 days on a log scale.
Unrealized PnL: The paper value of positions still held, at the current price. It can be large and untakeable on an illiquid token. Shown apart from realized profit on a scan.
Win rate: The share of tokens closed in profit over a period. Ignores size and open positions. Ocinct calls it tokens sold in profit and caps its points at 70 percent.
Return on money spent: Realized profit divided by what the wallet bought, in percent. Separates a wallet that doubles $2,000 from a whale that scalps 2 percent on $500,000.
Outcome buckets: How many of a wallet's tokens lost more than half, lost, gained up to 2x, gained 2x to 5x, gained above 5x. Win rate with the size put back in.
Average hold: The mean time between a wallet's buy and its sell on the same token. Seconds means a bot. Tens of minutes to hours means a decision you could copy.
Ocinct Score: A 0 to 100 number from realized profit, win rate, return on money spent, consistency and activity, minus penalties for risk tags and open losses. Same inputs, same score. The method is on the How the score works page.
Verdict: The sentence that opens every Ocinct scan, from “Strong and consistent. Worth a closer look.” to “Weak record. Not worth copying.” A wallet with a risk tag is flagged as not one to copy.
Can you copy it: The line under the verdict on Pro and Elite. Slow enough to copy, Copy with care or Too fast to copy, from how soon the wallet starts selling after it buys and whether it buys tokens in their first seconds.
Max drawdown: The deepest fall of a wallet's realized profit, trade by trade, in dollars, and about how many of its buys that is. Pro and Elite.
Max losing streak: A wallet's longest run of losing trades in a row, such as 3 in a row. Pro and Elite.
Risk tag: A label for behaviour a follower cannot reproduce, such as sniper, bundler, rat trader, dev team or sandwich bot. Each removes 20 points from the score, up to 40.
Exit liquidity: The buyers a seller needs in order to sell. When you copy a wallet late, you are often its exit liquidity, buying what it sells.
Slippage: The difference between the price you expected and the price you got. Copies need more slippage tolerance than the original trade because they land later.
Priority fee and tip: Extra payment to get a transaction included sooner. Copy bots use it to shorten the delay behind the target. It does not remove the delay.
Leaderboard: A list of wallets ranked by profit over a period. Rewards snipers, bundlers and insiders because they make the most on paper, and never groups wallets by funder.
KOL wallet: A wallet publicly linked to a known account on X or Telegram. Being known says nothing about whether the wallet is worth copying; scan it like any other.
Fresh wallet: A wallet funded recently with a short record. Read its funder to see where the operator traded before.
List scan: Ocinct's bulk scan, up to 100 addresses in one message, each scored, filtered by your rules, returned with a CSV of every result. Pro and Elite.
Preset: A ready made set of filters in the bot, such as quick check, steady winners, big hitters, fast scalpers or patient swing traders. A starting point you can adjust.
Tool credit: The unit that pays for the Pro tools. Copy check costs 1, who copies who 2 and beat his copiers 3. Pro includes 20 a month, Elite 150, packs are sold apart, and a failed run is refunded.
Token traders: Ocinct's tool that lists the 100 most profitable traders of a token, grouped by funder, and sends them into a list scan. Pro and Elite.
Deep dive: The Pro part of a scan card, with how the wallet trades (wins and losses trade by trade, its worst run, how long it holds, the market cap it buys at), its recent trades, its all time profit and every token it launched itself.
Grade: The letter next to the score. A from 80, B from 65, C from 50, D from 35, F below.
Slot: The unit of time in which Solana orders transactions, about 270 milliseconds since 18 September 2026, 317 before, measured on the chain. Two buys in the same slot cannot be ordered by timestamp.
Same hand: Ocinct's verdict when several wallets buy in the same slot on most shared tokens. It means one person with several wallets, not a signal to copy.
Control window: The same count of early buyers run again five minutes earlier. A wallet that appears in both windows buys everything and proves nothing.

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