How to read this

What this is

A place to see what a handful of Jupiter traders are actually doing, so you can decide for yourself whether to follow any of them. If you do, you place the trade yourself, on your own account. There is nothing to connect here, no bot, and no button that trades for you.

Where the numbers come from

Positions and trades come from Jupiter's own public API. Nothing is self reported, and every trade links to the transaction so you can check it yourself. Each panel shows the time it was read, and a panel that fails to load says so rather than showing a zero.

Banked versus on paper

Two different numbers, kept apart on purpose. Banked is money from trades that are closed, after every fee. It cannot change. What an open position is worth is on paper: it moves with the price every second and becomes real only when they close.

On the chart, the solid line is banked and the dashed line is on paper. The dashed line is an estimate, worked out from the position's entry price against real price history, because Jupiter does not publish a history of what a position was worth. It sits at zero before the position was opened. A trade that has already closed only appears in the solid line.

Win rate

Only closed trades count. Opening a position has not made or lost anything yet, so counting it would drag the rate towards nothing for no reason. A high win rate is also not the same as making money: a trader can win most of the time and still lose overall if the losses are bigger. The day by day calendar shows that shape better than any single number.

Alerts

The Telegram bot only ever tells you about a buy or a sell, never about talk. You follow a trader for perps and for spot separately, and every alert button on this site says which one it signs you up for.

• Perps: when they open a position, add to it, trim it or close it, with the size and the price it filled at.
• Spot: when they buy a token, add to one, sell some or sell out, tokenized stocks included. Trades come from Jupiter's swap list, so a position opened and closed within seconds is still announced, priced by the stablecoin side where there was one and otherwise at the price at the time, which the message says. Behind it, the bot also compares each token's running totals every five minutes, which catches trades the swap list does not carry, and reports what moved: the amount, what they hold after, and the token's address, so you can check it is the same token before copying. Stablecoins are left out, SOL only counts when no other token moved with it because it is usually the other side of the trade, and a move too small for that wallet is skipped: the floor is 5% of what it holds, never above $25 and never below $5, so a $100 wallet is not silenced and a large one is not flooded. Getting out of a position is sized by what the position was worth rather than by what the sale fetched, so an exit at a 95% loss still reaches you. A token that leaves the wallet with nothing bought in its place is taken as a transfer, not a sale, and is not announced.

Send it /start to see who you can follow, /list for what you follow and /stop to end all of it. Messages are plain text and the only link in one is back to this site, so nothing inside a token name can become something to tap.

It reports a move after it has happened, not before, which is worth remembering if you are thinking of following one: by the time an alert reaches you the price has already moved, and entering later is not the same trade.

Like everything else here it is read only. It cannot place a trade, and it never asks you for anything.

Spot

Spot is the tokens a wallet holds right now, read from Jupiter's PnL API, with what each has made or lost all time. A token they have sold out of is not returned, so a finished spot trade and its result do not appear. A leftover worth less than a cent with nothing unrealized on it counts as sold. A token that has gone to nearly zero but is still held stays listed, loss and all.

Stocks

The stocks section is the community's stock channel, in their own words. There is no ledger behind it the way there is for perps and spot, so nothing there is a verified trade: it is what people said, with the instruments they named picked out. A ticker is counted when written as $TICKER, as an uppercase symbol on the SEC's public list or a short ETF list, or as one of a few company names written as words. Lowercase names outside that map are left alone on purpose, so some mentions are missed rather than guessed.

What they say

Messages come from the community channel where these traders talk through their trades, read with the same bot that powers jupcallers. They are quoted exactly, newest first, with a link to the original message so you can read it in context. Consecutive messages are grouped the way they were typed, and nothing is summarised or rewritten.

A burst of messages is shown only when one line in it is a call: a trade action or a level, such as long, closed, tp or stop, together with a market or a price, such as btc, $SOL, 64.8k or 10x. Inside a shown burst, short lines that say nothing about trading are skipped and counted. Questions, bare links and lines aimed at someone else never count. It is a plain word match, not a judgement of what matters, and everything else is still in the channel.

Only messages from traders listed here are shown. Everyone else in that channel is a bystander who did not put themselves on this board, so their messages are filtered out before anything reaches a page.

On a position, the messages shown are the ones posted within twelve hours of any of its fills. That is a time window, not a judgement: a message near a trade is not necessarily about it, and a trader can take a trade without saying anything at all.

What this cannot tell you

• Whether a trader will keep doing well. A good record can come from luck.
• What they are risking relative to what they have. A wallet is not their whole net worth, and a position that looks small to them may be large to you.
• When they get out. You will see a close after it happens, not before, and following late is not the same trade.
• Anything they do away from Jupiter, or from another wallet.

Who appears here

Only traders who have publicly shared their own wallet. Nobody is added because their wallet was worked out from somewhere else. Traders are added by hand, one commit at a time. To be removed, open an issue on the repository.

None of this is financial advice, and this site is not affiliated with Jupiter.