Using Coral
Wallet follow
Follow any wallet and Coral pings you with a graded read when it trades. Every alert carries the Coral Score, a safety read, the wallet's own record, and a first-call receipt when Coral flagged the token first.
What it is
Wallet follow turns any wallet into an alert. Run /follow with a wallet address and Coral pings you when that wallet buys or sells, in your DMs for a personal follow or in a channel when an admin sets one up. A bare tracker tells you a wallet moved. Coral tells you whether the token is worth the move: the Coral Score with a one-line why, a safety read on holder concentration and honeypot or LP status, the traded wallet's own credibility, and a first-call receipt when Coral flagged the token first.
Start with coral top
No wallet in mind? Run /follow top and Coral subscribes you to coral top, a curated roster of 21 wallets Coral tracks. Or point it at a token with /follow top $AORA (a ticker or contract address) to follow that token's own top wallets, its biggest holders that are also trading it, on Base, Robinhood, or Solana. Either way it costs one of your follow slots, not one per wallet, and the roster stays current on its own, so you never re-run anything when it changes.
An admin who runs /follow top (or /follow top $AORA) in a group turns it on for the whole room. The alerts post to that channel instead of one person's DMs, and it uses up nobody's follow slots. Any admin can stop them with /unfollow top.
How to start
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Follow a wallet
Run/followwith a wallet address, plus an optional label./follow 0xabc... whalefollows that wallet and labels it whale in your alerts. - 2
Get pings in your DMs
DM the bot and follow from there, and your alerts land in your DMs. No server needed. On Telegram, open the DM once so Coral can reach you. - 3
Or follow in a channel
An admin can set a follow for a channel, so the whole room gets the alert when that wallet trades.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/follow | Show what you follow: your wallets, coral top when you have it, and an offer to add it when you don't. |
/follow <wallet> [label] | Follow a wallet. Add an optional label after the address.e.g. /follow 0xabc... whale |
/follow top | Follow coral top, the curated roster of wallets Coral tracks. Counts as one follow. |
/follow top <token> | Follow one token's top wallets, its biggest holders that are also trading it. Takes a ticker or a contract address, on Base, Robinhood, or Solana. Counts as one follow.e.g. /follow top $AORA |
/following | List the wallets you follow. |
/unfollow <wallet> | Stop following a wallet.e.g. /unfollow 0xabc... |
/unfollow top | Stop following coral top. An admin who runs it in a group turns the channel alerts off. |
/unfollow top <token> | Stop following that token's top wallets.e.g. /unfollow top $AORA |
20 wallets each
/unfollow to make room, and check your list any time with /following.What each alert carries
Every ping leads with the read a bare tracker skips:
The Coral Score and a one-line why.
A safety read: holder concentration, honeypot, and LP status.
The traded wallet's own record: its tier, whether it's one your community follows, and realized PnL where we have it.
A convergence line when several followed wallets buy the same token.
A first-call receipt when Coral flagged the token before it ran.
Follow a handful of wallets and Coral watches them together: when two buy the same token within the hour, you get one coordinated alert instead of separate pings.
More commands
Wallet follow sits with the rest of Coral's commands. See Commands for the full list.