Detailed guide: How to get started with AI Similar wallets search

A guide on how to get starting with AI Similar wallets search

AI similar wallets search is a service that uses artificial intelligence to search for wallets similar to those that you are interested in, taking into account the set earnings parameters.

To access the functional page of search for similar wallets, go to the “Wallet Analysis” section (step 1) and open the “AI similar wallets search” tab (step 2).

A page has opened for us to fill in the search parameters:

Let's look at all the settings in more detail:

1. Wallets — in this field you can enter from 2 to 10 wallets that have similar statistical profitability parameters or similar trading parameters (for example, they trade the same tokens).

For example, we can copy wallets from some ready-made collection. To do this, go to the "Collections" page, select the "Collections from ArbitrageScanner" tab and open a selection of wallets that have earned on the Wrapped Solana SOL token:

Great!

All subsequent filters are optional, but you can fill them in to specify the parameters of the wallets that you want to find.

Now let's move on to the next block — "Filters":

Here you can select the first parameters that should be taken into account when searching for similar wallets:

1. "The wallet was created not earlier than" — here you can enter the date that is the maximum possible as the date of creation of the wallet.
2. Minimal profit — here you can specify a number that will correspond to the minimal profit of the wallet for the entire time of its existence.

Next comes a block of filters called "Earnings":

1. Time range — here you can specify a time range of up to 7 days, the earnings for which you are interested
2. Earnings per period — here you can specify the number that will correspond to the wallet's income for the specified time range.

The last block of filters is "Token interactions":

1. Time range — here you can specify a time range of up to 7 days, within which wallets had to interact with specific tokens
2. Token Addresses — here you can specify a list of smart token contracts that you are interested in interacting with.

To find a token contract, you can refer, for example, to the collections of wallets from ArbitrageScanner, in each collection it is listed under the heading "Token contract":

Now we can launch our search for similar wallets!

After clicking on the "Start search" button, the results will start loading — it may take several minutes, this is normal.

The results table looks like this:

• The "Wallet Address" column displays the address of the found wallet and the "Open Analysis" button, when clicked, you will see a detailed analysis page for this wallet
• The "Criteria" column lists all the criteria by which this wallet is similar to those that you used in the "Wallets" filter when you started the search. Let's look at the criteria in more detail:
• Token purchase time — this wallet usually buys tokens in a similar period of the day with those wallets that you used in the "Wallets" filter when launching the search (for example, between 10:00 and 14:00)
• Token sale time — this wallet usually sells tokens in a similar period of the day with those wallets that you used in the "Wallets" filter when starting the search (for example, between 10:00 and 14:00)
• The number of transactions with the buying/selling token — this wallet has a similar period of activity and the number of transactions in during certain periods when buying or selling a certain token, if compared with those wallets that you used in the "Wallets" filter when launching the search
• Token purchase/sale prices — this wallet makes transactions at a similar price in certain periods when buying or selling a certain token, if compared with those wallets that you used in the "Wallets" filter when launching the search
• Total balance in USD — this wallet has a similar balance in dollars to the wallets that you used in the Wallets filter when you started the search
• PNL — this wallet has a similar PNL value to the wallets that you used in the Wallets filter when you started the search
• ROI — this wallet has a similar ROI value to the wallets that you used in the Wallets filter when you started the search
• Winrate — this wallet has a similar Winrate value to those wallets that you used in the "Wallets" filter when starting the search
  and so on

Good luck in finding profitable wallets!