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# Smart Money Feeds

Smart money generally refers to investments made by experienced investors, which can include institutional employees, KOLs, and insiders. These investors tend to have a higher success rate and can achieve solid returns, making their funds considered 'smart' because they’re managed by who can conduct effective market analysis and make informed investment decisions.\
Our DEXX team monitors 50+ smart wallet addresses that trade at a moderate frequency and maintain a high win rate. We also provide details about their trading styles, nicknames, and social media links. Whenever these smart money addresses make a trade, you’ll receive an immediate push, allowing you to choose whether to follow their transactions.\
If you have a specific address you want to track, we also support custom tracking. Just click the "gear" icon in the top right corner and then click the "+" next to your follow list to customize your tracking for that particular wallet address.


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