dEdge Solana Bot

dEdge (dedge.pro) is a Solana wallet analyzer and copy trading research tool, run mainly through a Telegram bot (@dEdge_solana_bot) with a companion web app. It is not Dedge Security, the unrelated Web3 security company that shares the name. dEdge scans Solana wallets around the clock, scores them on realised on-chain results such as PnL, win rate and how fast they trade, and hands traders a shortlist of wallets worth copying. Its focus is memecoin trading, Pump.fun wallets in particular. dEdge does not hold funds or execute trades itself: users never connect a wallet or share a private key, and the actual copying is done in a separate execution bot. As of October 2026 the website says it serves more than 15,000 traders.

How dEdge finds profitable Solana wallets to copy trade

dEdge's core is a scanning algorithm that, per its features page, "scans the blockchain 24/7 finding the best performing wallets". The website puts the scan at more than 50,000 wallets a day. Because every input is public chain data, wallets are ranked on what they actually did, not on follower counts or screenshots, and anyone can check a wallet's trades on a block explorer.

The ranking is built for copyability, not just profit. A wallet that makes money by sniping launches in the first seconds, or by flipping tokens in a few seconds, can't be copied by any bot, so dEdge's metrics are designed to surface traders who hold positions long enough for a follower to get in and out at a similar price.

dEdge wallet analyzer: PnL, win rate and trading deltas

Paste any Solana wallet address into the bot and dEdge returns a performance summary, normally in 5 to 30 seconds depending on how many transactions the wallet has. Analysis is free up to a usage limit. The report covers:

• tokens traded, win rate, and open versus closed trades;
• a PnL summary and the distribution of per-trade PnL in percentiles;
• SOL spent, SOL received and net SOL;
• trading fees paid;
• trading deltas, the time the wallet takes between opening and closing positions.

Trading deltas are the metric that sets dEdge apart from a plain PnL checker. dEdge reports them as 10th, 25th and 50th percentiles rather than an average, because one six-month hold would skew an average badly. Its guidance is that the 10th percentile should be above roughly 120 to 200 seconds, so that most trades last at least a couple of minutes and a copy bot has time to follow.

Spotting snipers and HFT wallets

dEdge's docs on avoiding snipers and HFTs explain how to rule these wallets out. High-frequency traders show up as very low trading deltas: they "buy and sell in a couple seconds". Snipers are identified by checking a wallet's last five trades against one-second DexScreener charts: a wallet that buys in the first minute of a token's launch is one copy bots can't follow. This is a check the user runs with dEdge's data, not an automatic label.

dEdge Wallet Finder, Curated Wallets and Filtered Wallets

dEdge offers three ways to get wallets to copy:

• Wallet Finder (free): one click returns a recommended wallet. dEdge calls it "just the tip of the iceberg" of its list (docs).
• Curated Wallets (premium): what dEdge describes as the top 1% of wallets, selected by the algorithm and reviewed by the team. Since September 2026 each curated wallet carries a live Active, Slowing or Stale badge based on its last trade time; dEdge says on X that about 11% of curated wallets are flagged stale on a given day, and it treats a wallet with no trades in over 72 hours as stale.
• Filtered Wallets (premium): wallets matched to the user's own thresholds, set with bot commands such as /set_50th_delta 200. The docs suggest starting at a 200-second median delta, at least 15 closed trades and a 60% win rate, and warn that win rates above 90% often mean a bot that can't be copied reliably.

Premium members can also join the Alpha Group, which gets a weekly list of 250+ wallets and contact with the founding team, and book 1-to-1 calls with a copy trading coach.

Does dEdge execute copy trades?

No. dEdge finds and analyses wallets; it does not place trades. Its execution bot guide says users need a separate copy trading bot that watches the lead wallet and sends a matching buy or sell. dEdge links partner bots from its bot menu, and its older docs name TradeWiz_Solbot as a partner. dEdge says good execution bots fill within 1 to 5 seconds of the lead wallet, while poor ones can take 30 seconds or more.

To check how closely a copy setup is tracking its target, the Copytrade Analyzer compares two wallets. The /tracing command takes the lead wallet and the copier wallet and returns a report on how the copier performed against it. dEdge's docs describe the tool as still in the "final steps of construction".

dEdge web app and Pump.fun wallet checker

Alongside the Telegram bot, app.dedge.pro is a free web analyzer for Pump.fun and Solana wallets that needs no account. It shows win rate, net SOL, per-trade return spread and rank, and lets visitors browse smart money rankings. Deeper features, including full token breakdowns, copy-trade timing and the smart money lists, stay in the Telegram bot.

dEdge's X account mostly posts wallet breakdowns and trending Pump.fun tokens. Its weekly updates show how memecoin-heavy its curated list is: memecoin wallets made up 94.5% of curated wallets in the week to 1 October 2026, per dEdge, with small shares tagged equities and BTC.

dEdge Wallet Batch API for developers

dEdge exposes a Wallet Batch API at api.dedge.pro, authenticated with an X-API-Key header. It runs asynchronously: POST /process_wallet_batch takes up to five wallet addresses and returns a task ID, and GET /batch_status/{task_id} returns the results. Outputs include PnL, win rate, trade counts, total and per-trade fees, the average time between trades, and the venues a wallet trades on (for example Jupiter, Raydium or Orca). Rate limits depend on plan: the Ultimate tier allows 5 requests a minute and 100 a day, and the Unlimited tier 10 a minute with no daily cap.

dEdge pricing: free tier and premium plans

dEdge's website offers a free tier with daily wallet updates, limited wallet analysis, the Wallet Finder and the public Telegram community. Paid plans are listed in its docs as Premium Edge, Ultimate Edge and Lifetime Edge, adding more searches, advanced metrics, curated and filtered wallets, the Alpha Group and API access. dEdge does not publish prices outside the bot. There is no dEdge token; plans are subscriptions.

Who dEdge is for

dEdge suits Solana memecoin traders who already copy trade, or plan to, and want a quantitative way to pick lead wallets before pointing an execution bot at them. It is most useful to users comfortable with Telegram bots and willing to learn its metrics; the docs' advanced guides walk through research, wallet testing and scale-up phases for running a copy trading operation.

It is a poor fit for anyone wanting a one-stop bot that finds wallets and trades for them, since execution happens elsewhere, and for traders outside memecoins, given how heavily its curated list leans to them. Developers building leaderboards or alpha scanners can use the batch API, but five wallets per call limits it to targeted lookups, not bulk scanning.

Is dEdge safe? Risks and limitations

dEdge is non-custodial: it reads public chain data and never asks for wallet access or private keys, so the analyzer cannot move your funds. It runs no on-chain programs of its own, so there is no smart contract or upgrade authority to assess, and we found no published security audit. Those risks sit elsewhere:

• The execution bot holds the risk. Copy trading bots usually need a funded wallet they control. Their custody model, fees and speed are separate from dEdge and need checking on their own.
• Past performance is a weak signal in memecoins. A wallet's history is verifiable but no guarantee: profitable traders change wallets, and dEdge's own data shows strong wallets going quiet, which is why it added the staleness badges.
• Copying lags the leader. Even a fast bot fills after the lead wallet, often at a worse price on thin memecoin liquidity.
• Closed, self-reported claims. Wallet scoring is proprietary, user figures come from dEdge itself, and pricing is only visible inside the bot.
• Name confusion. Searches for "dEdge" also return Dedge Security, an unrelated company; check you are on dedge.pro or the official @dEdge_solana_bot handle before trusting a bot or link.

dEdge vs GMGN, Birdeye and Cielo: alternatives

GMGN's smart money tab is the most common free alternative for finding profitable memecoin wallets. Birdeye offers top trader feeds and wallet PnL as part of a broader token data site, and Cielo is a wallet tracker built around following wallets' activity. dEdge's trade-off is depth over breadth: it does one job, scoring wallets for copyability with percentile trading deltas and staleness flags, and leaves trading to a partner bot. Traders who mainly want to watch what smart money is buying will find the broader tools enough; those who want a stricter filter on which wallets a bot can actually copy get more from dEdge.

dEdge team and history

dEdge says its team has 35+ years of combined trading and technology experience, but does not name its founders on its website or in its docs. Documentation moved from an earlier "dEdge Sol Analyzer" GitBook, which covered the Wallet Analyzer, Wallet Finder and a Copytrader Detective module, to a v2 docs site, and the free web analyzer at app.dedge.pro has been added alongside the bot. dEdge is listed among Solana trading tools on Alchemy's dApp directory. Support runs through its Telegram community (@dEdge_Solana) and its X account, @dEdge_Solana, which was posting daily as of October 2026.