# Finding Traders

**Top Traders** lets you discover and track the wallets of successful traders directly within Shotgun - turning onchain activity into actionable intelligence.

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**KOLs Latest Trades** Monitor what the top traders are trading in the spot

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## What You Can See

For each trader discovered on Shotgun, you can view:

* **Wallet address** - the onchain identifier
* **Tokens traded** - which tokens this wallet has bought and sold
* **Buy / Sell activity** - amounts bought, amounts sold, remaining balance
* **Realized PnL** - how much profit or loss this wallet has generated
* **KOLs Latest Trades** - what KOL are trading

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## How to Use It

**Identify smart money:** Look for wallets with consistently high win rates and positive realized PnL across multiple tokens - these are experienced traders worth tracking.

**Spot accumulation:** If multiple high-performing wallets are buying the same token, it may be a signal worth investigating.

**Assess conviction:** Check what the KOLs are trading. A KOL entering or existing a position with size can be very telling.

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## Related Features

* **Trader Scan** - view wallet-level activity for any specific token from the orderbook interface. See [Trader Scan](/features/trader-scan.md).
* **Wallet Tracking** - add wallets to your watch list to receive alerts when they make moves. See [Wallet Tracking](/wallet-tracking/adding-wallets.md).


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