# dEdge

> Discover and follow top-performing wallets on Solana

dEdge is a Solana wallet analytics and copytrading service. It helps traders find and follow top performing wallets through a Telegram bot interface.

dEdge is a Solana wallet analytics and copytrading service delivered through a Telegram bot. It scans wallet activity across the network to surface high performing traders, letting users study their behavior and mirror their trades. The service is aimed at retail traders on Solana who want a data driven way to follow experienced wallets rather than rely on signals or unverified tips.

The platform addresses the difficulty of manually researching wallet performance on a fast moving chain. It works by continuously analyzing wallet activity and ranking wallets using performance metrics such as returns and consistency, then presenting curated and filtered lists that users can search by strategy. Results and wallet activity are verifiable onchain, and the service itself is non-custodial, meaning it does not take control of user funds.

Core offerings include a wallet analyzer, a wallet finder for discovering new high performing addresses, and curated wallet lists grouped by trading strategy, alongside copytrading setup guidance and an educational academy covering Solana trading concepts. A free tier provides wallet updates and basic analysis, while paid tiers add curated wallets, additional filters, and direct guidance. It is used by both newcomers and active traders seeking a shortcut to identifying reliable wallets to copy.

- Type: Company
- Sector: Data & Analytics
- Status: Active
- Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/dedge

## Products

- [dEdge Bot](https://thegrid.id/profiles/dedge): dEdge Bot is a social trading platform delivered as a Telegram bot and companion web dashboard for copy trading on Solana. It scans wallet activity to surface top-performing traders, letting users automatically replicate their trades from within Telegram or a browser-based interface. The dashboard also provides wallet analytics, including performance metrics, win rates, and trading pattern breakdowns, to help users evaluate wallets before following them. (Social Trading, Live, Main Product)
- [dEdge Wallet Batch API](https://thegrid.id/profiles/dedge): dEdge Wallet Batch API is a developer-facing API providing indexed Solana wallet trading data for external applications. It returns performance metrics, win rates, fee analysis, and trading pattern data for individual or batched wallet addresses, processing large requests asynchronously. Developers use it to build custom analytics or trading tools on top of Solana wallet performance data without operating their own indexing infrastructure. (OnChain Data API, Live)

## Links

- [Main](https://dedge.pro)
- [Documentation](https://dedge-1.gitbook.io/dedge-sol-analyzer)
- [Documentation](https://dedge-v2.gitbook.io/dedge-docs)
- [Blog](https://dedge.pro/dedge/academy)
- [Twitter / X](https://x.com/dEdge_Solana)
- [Telegram](https://t.me/dEdge_solana)
- [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/@dEdge_solana)

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