Wallet stats

The Wallets table of the Web Terminal shows four figures per wallet: its 30-day PnL, its median hold time, the trading bot it used and when it last traded. Use them to compare tracked wallets before you copy one.

Where to open itCopy Anchor Link

1. Sign in to the Web Terminal and open Wallets.
2. The figures are columns of the table: PnL 30D, Hold Time, Bots and Last Active.
3. To show or hide one, press Column Settings above the table and tick it. A narrow window shows fewer columns at once, so trade one column for another from there.

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What each column readsCopy Anchor Link

Under one hour of hold time the cell carries a paper-hands mark (Paper Hands); from one hour, a diamond-hands mark (Diamond Hands). Hover a mark to read its label.

On an EVM address the same columns read that chain's trades, and Bots names the protocol the wallet used most.

How SpyBot gets these figuresCopy Anchor Link

SpyBot replays the trades it recorded for the wallet. It reads the 30-day window, then the earlier history of every token sold in that window, so each position starts from its real cost. A sale is valued at the average cost of the position held at that moment, and only the sales inside the window are added up. SOL and stablecoin swaps are conversions, so they are left out.

Stats window: last 30 days · one token

Buys 1,000 for $100

Before the window

Sells 500 for $150

Cost $50 · +$100

Sells 500 for $40

Cost $50 · -$10

30 days agoToday

Earlier history: sets the cost

The trades before the window give the average cost of the position, here $0.10 a token. Their own gains are not added.

Inside the 30 days: counted

Each sale is valued at the average cost held at that moment. The stats add +$100 and -$10, so +$90.

• 30-day window
• Read for the cost
• Sale counted

When SpyBot holds less than 7 days of trade history for a wallet, it reads the figures from Solana Tracker instead. Those cells carry New tokens only under the number, and only tokens first bought in the last 30 days count. Hover the cell to read the full sentence.

Freshness and gapsCopy Anchor Link

• A figure stays in cache for 5 minutes, so a trade from the last few minutes can still be missing. Reload the page later.
• The columns cover the wallets you track. For any other wallet, use the PnL Checker.
• Reading them costs no tool run: the daily allowance counts the research tools only.

RelatedCopy Anchor Link

• PnL Checker for one wallet over 1, 7 or 30 days.
• Manage your wallets to rename, pause or delete one.
• Plans and limits.