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📈 The Strategy tab

“Stratégie de trading” — the analysis lab. Before giving a wallet a slot on your list, you run it through the scanner here: who is this trader, how do they operate, and are they copyable? With, for members, an unusual interlocutor: you can ask Mastermind your questions directly.

Why this tab exists

Copying a wallet without knowing its style is getting into a car without knowing who's driving. The same “good wallet” can be a patient accumulator (serenely copyable) or an elite scalper (uncopyable: they're out before you've finished reading the alert). This tab answers the only question that matters: is this trader compatible with YOU?

Analyzing a wallet

Paste a Solana address — from Discover, the community leaderboard, or anywhere — and the app draws its portrait from its observed on-chain activity:

💬 The Mastermind chat — ask your questions

Below the analysis, a chat window opens: Mastermind deciphers the wallet's trading style — tempo, profit-taking, risks — and answers your questions in plain language. “Does it hold its positions?”, “Is its style suitable for a beginner?”, “What's its real strength?” — answers grounded in the analyzed wallet's data, not generalities.

Asking Mastermind well
Ask about BEHAVIOR (“how long does it hold its positions?”) rather than predictions (“will it win tomorrow?”). Mastermind reads the measured past — nobody reads the future, and it will tell you so itself.

My performance

The tab also turns the scanner toward YOU: your own results, your token preferences, your profile — and personalized insights to generate. The trader you need to analyze most honestly is yourself.

Using it well

  1. Make it a ritual: never add to your list without a scanner pass. Two minutes here save you weeks of copying an incompatible profile.
  2. Look for incompatibility, not perfection: a brilliant scalper is still a poor manual-copy choice. The “Active trader ≥5/day” badge + short holds = a warning sign for a copier.
  3. Use the chat as a second opinion, not an oracle: it informs your decision, it doesn't make it.