🗺️Wallet Tracker Navigation

Learn how to use the Blazing Wallet Tracker interface.

This page will guide you through all the Blazing Wallet Tracker functions. If you are not familiar with the interface of Telegram bots or want to better understand how the bot works, we recommend reading this guide before you start using the bot.

Getting Started.

1. Go to Wallet Tracker Telegram Bot;

You'll be redirected to Telegram where the dialog window with the bot will open.

2. Click Start button to launch the Bot.

You will receive a start message from the bot with a list of all commands to interact with.

Blazing Wallet Tracker Bot start message.

3. Now you can start interaction using this list of commands:

• /track - add wallet to start tracking it's activity;

• /stop - stop tracking activity of specific wallet;

• /list - full list of your tracked wallet;

• /clear - stop tracking ALL wallets you've added.

You can write them manually into a chat, copy them by clicking on commands from Command list or select the desired command using the Menu button .

Once you click on the Menu button, a sheet with all available commands will appear:

Wallet Tracker bot commands list.

Click on one of them to execute it instantly.

Good. Now let's try to use each command to get to know the bot better.

Using the Commands.

Step-by-step guide for every command usage of the Blazing Wallet Tracker.

/track wallet activity.

Use this command to add a wallet to the list of tracked wallets. After entering the command, the bot will ask you to send the address of the wallet you want to track and the name you want to give it.

Format for adding a wallet:

0xfb7b4564402e5500db5bb6d63ae671302777c75a My Wallet

After sending the wallet address and name, the bot will send the following message:

Congratulations! You have added your first wallet to the list of tracked wallets. To add new wallets, follow exactly the same procedure.

How do I add a bunch of wallets to track at once?

In case you want to add a whole list of wallets for tracking at once, you need to use the command /track, then insert the addresses and names of wallets in the following format: Add multiple wallets format:

0x62EbC67EE1388FF62136b6377E7E27d8F8bE9391 #1 0xC7B9433D4E856e34F7519AEF92a9f8e9d9759330 #2 0x980Fa783B9344ddE0A124a6099B82CE8ae2fe377 #3 0xaF03d3683628dC6619BccBb2b907ae85c6de75B9 #4

If you have done everything correctly, the bot will send the following message:

Done! Now you know how to add a bunch of wallets for tracking at once.

/stop tracking wallet activity.

If you no longer need to track activity for one or more wallets, you can use the /stop command and send the desired addresses to be removed from tracking.

When using this command, you only need to enter the address of the wallet, without having to specify the name assigned to it.

Great! Irrelevant wallets won't bother you now.

/list of currently tracked wallets.

In order not to keep in your head all the added wallets, the bot provides the /list command, letting you quickly display the full list of tracked wallets.

As you can see, the bot has divided the added wallets into two groups. Thus, every time you add a wallet or a list of wallets via the /track command, the bot assigns them the next sequential number.

Use this to make your wallet list more visual.

Here we go! Now all the wallets are in one place.

/clear the list of tracked wallets.

In case you want to start fresh, you can use the /clear command to clear your entire list of wallets and stop tracking them.

As you can see, after cleaning, the whole list of tracked wallets disappears. Now you can start from a clean slate.

⚠️ Be careful! You cannot cancel this action.

Receiving notifications about transactions.

The bot sends notifications about three main types of transactions:

1. Sent

2. Received

3. Failed

Below is a window with a more detailed breakdown of each transaction type.

↗️ Sent

Example of sent transaction by tracked wallet

⬆️[Sent]. This is a generic example of a transaction sent from a tracked wallet. In this case, the wallet named ERIC CARTMAN sent 20,607,1442 BSSB tokens to another wallet. [Private🔐]. Transactions that do not appear on the blockchain until they are completed are marked as Private.

🔗 Below is a hyperlink to this transaction in Etherscan.

↘️ Received

Example of tracked "sent" transaction.

⬇️[Received]. A Received transaction means that tokens have come into one of the tracked wallets. In the screenshot, we can see that the DEXTOOLS2 wallet we are tracking is receiving a transaction. ❓[Pending]. Note that the transaction is in Pending status, which means that it is still being processed and the funds have not been credited to the wallet yet. 🔗 Below is a hyperlink to this transaction in Etherscan, where you can track it's status manually.

✖ Failed

Example of Failed transaction.

[❌Failed.] Sometimes, an error may occur while processing a transaction, which will abort its processing.

This can happen if the transaction runs out of GAS before the transaction processing is complete. Then the transaction will be displayed in Etherscan with an "Out of Gas" error.

🔗Click on the attached link to find out the reason why the transaction was interrupted.

Notifications in detail.

In order to better analyze all transactions tracked by the bot, let's understand what details it collects.

A detailed transaction tracked by Bot.

Wallet Information:

• Wallet Name: The name you've given to your tracked wallet.

• Wallet Address: Your wallet's unique address. Click the link to etherscan to see more.

Transaction Details:

• From: The sender's wallet address. Click the link to check who sent you tokens.

• Received: The amount of tokens you got (e.g., DEXT).

• Contract Address: The token's address. If it's less than 0.01%, we won't show it.

Transaction Fees:

• Total Transaction Fees: The cost of your transaction in ETH and USD.

• Current Gas Price: The current cost of gas for your transaction.

• Gas Limit Used: How much work your transaction needed.

• Max Fee: The highest fee set by the person who sent the transaction.

• Max Priority Fee: The highest priority fee set by the person who sent the transaction.

Transaction Type:

• Method: What kind of transaction was it (e.g., transfer, approve, swap, execute)? Reviewing Transaction Details:

Tx Hash: Your transaction's ID. Click the link to etherscan for more details.

Congratulations! You are now fully ready to use the Blazing Wallet Tracker. Enjoy your tracked transactions! Click the link below and start tracking wallets. ⬇️

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