Profitable Wallets
Top profitable wallets by Pnl
The Top Profitable Wallets API delivers insights into the most successful wallets based on their trading activity. It aggregates key performance indicators, including:
Trade Volume
Trade Count
Win Rate
Overall Profit and Loss (PnL)
These metrics are calculated over a user-defined time period, offering a detailed view of wallet performance.
Use Case: Ideal for identifying high-performing traders, conducting competitive analysis, and understanding wallet-level behavior across the ecosystem.
Query Parameters
time
(required): Specifies the time window for calculating wallet metrics. Supported values:2h
– 2 hours3h
– 3 hours5h
– 5 hours10h
– 10 hours24h
– 24 hours3d
– 3 days1W
– 1 week
page
(optional): Specifies the page number for paginated results. Default:1
limit
(optional): Number of records to return per page. Default:100
Example Request:
This request fetches the top 50 most profitable wallets over the past 24 hours.
Response Format
The API returns a JSON array, where each object represents a wallet along with its performance metrics.
Sample Response
Field Descriptions
wallet
: The unique identifier of the wallet (typically the public key or wallet address).trade_volume
: The total trade volume in USD executed by the wallet during the selected time period.trade_count
: The number of trades performed by the wallet within the specified time window.win_rate
: The percentage of trades that were profitable, calculated as the ratio of profitable trades to total trades.pnl_overview
: The net Profit and Loss (PnL) for the wallet over the selected time period. A positive value indicates a profit, while a negative value indicates a loss.
Use Cases
Investor Analysis: Identify high-performing wallets that may be worth monitoring or mirroring for investment opportunities.
Market Research: Gain insights into the trading behavior and performance of top wallets across the ecosystem.
Competitive Intelligence: Compare wallet profitability to analyze trading strategies and uncover market trends.
Pagination
To handle large datasets, the API supports pagination using the page
and limit
query parameters:
page
: Specifies the page number of the result set.limit
: Defines the number of records returned per page. Maximum supported limit per page: 100.
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