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Is this wallet the main one, or a copy?

Paste one wallet and Ocinct reads the trades that landed before each of its buys. If it follows someone, you get the name. Copying a follower means paying its delay on every trade. Pro and Elite, 2 tool credits a search.

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How Ocinct finds the main wallet

  1. 1

    Take its tokens

    Ocinct takes the last 8 tokens the wallet bought, 16 on Elite.

  2. 2

    Read who bought before

    On each token, the 100 trades that landed before its own buy, read on the chain.

  3. 3

    Compare with a control

    The same 100 trades again, five minutes earlier. A name that shows up in both is noise.

  4. 4

    Name the wallet

    Only a wallet ahead of it on half the tokens, within a minute, beats the control and gets named.

Four answers, and what to do with each

  • It copies someone

    One wallet repeatedly bought before it. Inspect that earlier wallet's trading record and sell timing before deciding whether to follow it.

  • It leads the group

    It often buys first on the tokens the group shares. Read its lead alongside its trading record and sell timing.

  • Same hand

    The wallets trade in the same slot. Compare their funding links and transactions to understand the connection. Timing alone does not establish who controls them.

  • Nobody leads

    Different wallets arrive first and none stands out against the control. There is no clear leader in this sample.

Why a leaderboard wallet is often a follower

A wallet can post a clean month and still be the wrong one to copy. It bought the same tokens as somebody faster, forty seconds later, and kept a smaller share of every move. You copy it, you land forty seconds behind that, and the profit that made the card is gone before your order fills.

The search runs on one wallet or on a group of up to ten. On a group, Ocinct says which one buys first, or that they are the same hand, or that all of them follow a wallet you never listed.

Questions

How do I know a wallet is not copying someone else?

Run who copies who. Ocinct reads the trades that landed before each of its buys and names the wallet it follows, if there is one.

How do you find the main wallet of a Solana crew?

Take the tokens the wallets have in common and count who buys first on each one. A wallet first on half of them, and clearly ahead of the second, is the main wallet. One or two wins is chance.

What if all the wallets buy at the same time?

The transaction order inside the block matters. Read the timing together with funding links and repeated trades. A shared slot alone does not identify one owner or establish a copy relationship.

Why does a control window matter?

On a busy token dozens of wallets buy before anyone. Ocinct counts them again in a window five minutes earlier. A wallet that shows up in both windows buys everything and proves nothing.

Are trading bots named as the source?

No. A wallet with more than 300 buys in a week is in front of everybody by construction, so it is dropped. On a real setup we measured, one such wallet had 1,199 buys in seven days.

What does it cost?

Two tool credits per search, refunded when the chain cannot be read. Pro includes 20 credits a month, Elite 150.

Find out who the wallet is really following.

2 credits a search. The wallet scan itself is free.

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