WALLET INFO | GEMSCORE

Commands	Description	Access
/w contract_address	Information about the coin at the current point of time.	FREE
/w=N contract_address	Information about the coin's state after N minutes from the start of trading, where N is the minute number.	PAID SUBSCRIPTION
/w=N-Y contract_address	Information about the dynamics of changes in coin metrics over a certain time interval, where N is the last minute of the interval, Y is the first minute.	PAID SUBSCRIPTION

Time section.

This field indicates the current minute of the request and its sequential number since the token launch. This is done for convenience, as in real-time requests, you see the current minute, and in past period requests, you see the minute you specified.

Currently, we provide information only for the first 180 minutes after the start of trading. This field helps easily navigate and align the chart with our tool, making it easy to find interesting time intervals.

Makers amount.

Here you can see the total number of unique wallets that have bought and sold the token. Below, we display the number of new wallets buying or selling the token per minute of the request.

The increase in new makers contributes to the coin's positive growth, so it's important to observe how many new wallets have been added over a specific period.

Full makers info.

In this section, more detailed information about the makers is presented. Data is provided for those makers who hold the coin, those who bought more, and those who sold a larger or smaller portion. The percentage of participants in each group is also displayed relative to the total number.

These indicators work well in conjunction with other metrics, so it's worth considering them, but it's not advisable to build a comprehensive analysis based solely on them.

First 100 wallets.

This metric provides information about snipers and early buyers.

You can compare the number of holders among the first 100 buyers relative to the total number of all makers. Also, when using requests specifying a particular minute, you can see the number of wallets buying at 1, 2, 3, etc. minutes, providing a comprehensive understanding of snipers and other traders' actions.

Sellers profits.

We added these metrics to understand the average profit expectation of holders and to determine how many holders have already realized profits or sold tokens at a loss.

We often use the NOT PROFIT metric to find out how many traders are selling their tokens at a loss, hoping to preserve at least some of their funds. If you see a significant increase in sell-offs at a loss, the token likely has many issues, and you might want to consider avoiding it.

Holders profits.

This is perhaps the most powerful set of metrics that makes it easy to find interesting points for buying and selling tokens.

Here, you can observe the unrealized profit of holders in real-time. We've divided all traders by the percentage of their unrealized profit - from a loss of more than 80% to a profit of more than 300%.

Most tokens show good growth after a decline. Understanding where exactly this decline will end and where it's worth acquiring the token is enabled by this metric. Additionally, finding a good exit point is also possible with this metric.

For example, in this case, we see that a large portion of holders is at a loss, and only a small portion still has unrealized profit. This indicates a lack of selling pressure. On the chart, we can see that this was the bottom before a 370% rise.