It helps you track smart-money wallets, spot what they bought or sold, open the token, understand the move with an AI brief, then pin it or set an alert.
FAQ
Before you ask
How tracking wallets works, how we explain a move, and what this is not.
Any address. Save wallets you care about — the same list powers Overview, dossiers, Smart Money Activity on tokens, and alerts.
Track a wallet to receive alerts for every detailed trade and transfer we detect, with no minimum amount. Transfers are labeled sent or received, not buys or sells. Recent activity syncs while you use the desk; background scans rotate through tracked wallets daily and may lag. Email is on by default and can be turned off or grouped into a daily digest in Settings. Alerts link back to the move; they are not real-time pushes.
No. The desk checks recent activity while you use it, and background scans work through tracked wallets over time. Provider failures or scan delays can leave a gap; the app shows coverage status so you can tell when activity may be missing.
A detailed alert names the tracked wallet, network, coin, movement direction, amount, and time. It includes an estimated USD value, a reference market price, and market cap when verified data is available, plus a link back to the move. A reference price is not the trade's execution price.
A wallet transfer does not contain a reliable trade price. Pripple adds verified market quotes when available and marks missing prices or market caps as unavailable instead of estimating them from an unrelated token ticker.
Yes. Email alerts are on by default for detected detailed wallet movements. In Settings you can turn them off or group them into a daily digest. Sending requires a working, verified email sender; the Alerts page shows each message's delivery state.
A readable score on the wallet dossier from live desk activity and win rate when available. Higher means more converging evidence on that wallet — not a predicted price.
When two or more wallets you track touch the same token in a window, Overview surfaces that cluster so you can open the token and compare dossiers.
They are briefings grounded in dossier facts: recent buys/sells, holdings, and overlap. Every claim is meant to be checkable on the desk.
No. Pripple is research software. Scores, alerts, and narratives highlight where evidence is clustering. They do not tell you to buy or sell.
Landing-page scenes may use sample visuals so you can evaluate the product surface. Inside the app, empty desks stay empty until you track a wallet — then activity is live (or honestly quiet) when your keys and networks support them. No fabricated smart-money tape.
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