Would a rule have beaten you?
Paste a wallet, pick a token it traded. We rebuild its real trades from on-chain history and run three simple rules over the same window, on the same candles, with the same budget.
Read-only: no wallet connection, nothing to sign. Public on-chain history only.
How the comparison works
- Your side is real. We read the wallet's newest 1,000 transactions and keep its trades of the token: a transaction is a trade when the token moved one way and SOL, USDC or USDT moved the other, whichever app or router ran it. What it actually paid and received counts, tips and network fees included; USDC and USDT at $1, SOL at SOL/USD at the time.
- The rules are simulated. Dip buyer, DCA on weakness and Trailing exit run from your first trade to now, on the candles of the pool your swaps went through (whatever its liquidity is today), with your total buys as their budget and Dry Run's usual cost model: venue fee, network fee, and slippage from the pool's liquidity at the time, read from its reserves in your own swaps.
- We skip rather than guess. If the history is incomplete (tokens held before the oldest transaction we can read, transfers in or out, trades through another token) or the pool has no price history, the result says so, names the transactions, and isn't computed. A small transfer, like an airdrop of dust, is left out and flagged instead.
- Private by default. No wallet connection, nothing stored in the database, no list of wallets anywhere. The token list and each result are cached 24 hours; a shared result shows a shortened address.