> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.trade.fun/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.trade.fun/trackers.md).

# Trackers

- [Wallet Tracker](https://help.trade.fun/trackers/wallet-tracker.md): Wallet Tracker combines on-chain wallet activity, live trades, and Twitter chatter into a single feed – so you can follow smart money and spot trading signals without juggling multiple tools.
- [Discover Tracker](https://help.trade.fun/trackers/discover-tracker.md): Explore tokens across trending, live, gaining, and Dex-listed categories to quickly spot opportunities.
- [Alpha Tracker](https://help.trade.fun/trackers/alpha-tracker.md): The Alpha Tracker displays real-time token activity and key on-chain events, helping you quickly spot opportunities and trends.
- [Devs Tracker](https://help.trade.fun/trackers/devs-tracker.md): Track the developers behind token launches — by their Twitter/X profile or Solana wallet address. When a tracked dev launches a new token, you'll spot it instantly in your feed.
- [Twitter/X Tracker](https://help.trade.fun/trackers/twitter-x-tracker.md): Twitter/X Tracker lets you curate a list of crypto accounts to follow – piping their tweets, profile updates, and activity directly into your trading feed.
- [Customize Twitter/X Tracker](https://help.trade.fun/trackers/twitter-x-tracker/customize-twitter-x-tracker.md)
- [PNL Tracker](https://help.trade.fun/trackers/pnl-tracker.md): A live widget that shows your balance and profit/loss at a glance, fully customizable to match your workspace vibe.


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