Read-only access#
The server reads public data. No signing key, wallet connection, custody, or order-execution path is used. Clicking a proof link opens an explorer.
Missing data stays missing#
Unavailable metrics are null and appear as unavailable in the interface. A failed source refresh does not become a zero balance, a zero return, or a new successful observation. Previously obtained values can remain visible with a stale status.
Conservative trade coverage#
Only recognized, attributable confirmed swaps are shown. Ordinary transfers, spam activity, ambiguous routes, unsupported programs, and transactions outside the 20-signature lookback can be absent. An empty trade panel does not prove the wallet was inactive.
Activity qualification is bounded#
Candidate wallets are watched through confirmed WebSocket notifications and bounded background RPC scans of 20 recent signatures. Each activity or wallet scan reads at most four uncached transactions; cached results let later scans progress, and a capped history is labelled partial. Missing observed activity is not proof of inactivity: unsupported routes, busy-wallet traffic, disconnects, and source limits can hide a qualifying swap. The selection does not guarantee discovery of every active wallet.
A candidate without qualifying proof remains labelled checking activity. When an observed swap ages beyond one hour, active eligibility expires; that does not establish the absence of other unseen swaps. Real daily leaders may occupy provisional desks, but no trade, balance, or activity claim is fabricated to fill the floor.
Partial value estimates#
A quoted token subtotal is not total wallet equity. No purchase price, cost basis, or unrealized PnL is inferred from a current balance. Unknown prices remain unknown, and a displayed quote does not establish that the whole position could be sold at that price.
Independent presentation#
The AI avatars are visual labels for real public data. They do not speak or trade on behalf of the source accounts.