Devwake
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Dev wallet alerts for Solana

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Devwake watches the dev.

Add a creator wallet, or paste a token and we find who launched it. When that wallet sells its own coin, moves tokens to another wallet, launches something new, pulls liquidity or moves a lot of SOL, the eye opens: you see it in a live feed and, if you link it, on Telegram.

How it works

No account. Your watchlist lives at a private link: keep it secret, anyone who has it can see and edit the list.

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What wakes the eye

Sells its own coin

The creator sells a token it launched. We show how much and what share of its holding that was.

Moves tokens away

Tokens leave the wallet without a sale: often a hand-off to a second wallet that sells instead. We show where they went.

Launches a coin

A new mint created through pump.fun, Meteora DBC or Raydium LaunchLab, including the dev buy at launch.

Pulls liquidity

Liquidity withdrawals on PumpSwap, Raydium, Meteora and Orca pools, read from the program logs.

Moves big SOL

Plain SOL sent or received above your threshold (10 SOL by default), with the other wallet.

Optional extras

Buys, incoming tokens and liquidity adds are off by default. Turn them on per watchlist.

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Create a watchlist and bookmark its private link.

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Paste up to 20 wallets or token mints. For a mint we resolve the creator wallet.

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Keep the feed open and the eye wakes when a wallet moves. When Telegram alerts are switched on, send /start CODE to the bot to get them anywhere.

What an alert looks like

Every alert says what happened, how big it was and where it went, with a link to the transaction. These are made-up examples so you can see the format.

Dev sold own coin2m ago
Sold 41% of its $EXAMPLE for 18.4 SOL
EXAMPLEwallet "Launcher 1"view tx
Moved tokens9m ago
Sent 12,000,000 $EXAMPLE to 7xQ…f2a (no sale)
EXAMPLEoften a hand-off to a selling wallet
Launched a coin1h ago
New mint $SAMPLE on pump.fun, dev buy 2.1 SOL
EXAMPLEsame dev, new coin
Pulled liquidity3h ago
Removed liquidity from a PumpSwap pool
EXAMPLEread from program logs
Big SOL move5h ago
Sent 55 SOL to an exchange deposit address
EXAMPLEabove your 10 SOL threshold

Red means the dev is cashing out

Selling the coin it launched is the clearest signal. We show the share of its holding, so a 2% trim and a 90% dump look different.

Orange is the quiet one

A dev that sends tokens to a fresh wallet is often getting ready to sell from there. Add the receiving wallet to your list to keep watching.

A new launch is a pattern

Devs who launch again and again tend to repeat what they did last time. Seeing the next launch lets you check how the last one ended.

Who uses Devwake

Holders

You bought a coin and want to know the moment its creator starts selling, without watching charts all night.

Community mods

Keep an eye on the team wallets of a coin you help run, and answer "is the dev selling?" with facts instead of guesses.

Researchers and callers

Track a list of known serial launchers and see each new coin they start, before you look at it or share it.

Private by design

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No account, no email. A watchlist is just a private link. Nothing ties it to you.

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No keys, no connect to trade. Devwake only reads public data. Signing in with a wallet is optional and only syncs your watchlists; it never asks to move funds.

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Delete any time. One button removes the watchlist and stops all its alerts.

What it can and cannot tell you

  • Alerts are not instant. Every watched wallet is checked about once a minute, so most alerts show up within 1 to 2 minutes of the transaction. Busy periods or RPC limits can add more delay. Devwake is for knowing what the dev did, not for racing them.
  • A dev can use other wallets. We only see the wallets you add. Funding a fresh wallet and selling from it will not show here unless you add that wallet too. "Moved tokens" alerts are often the clue.
  • Detection is best effort. We read balance changes, instructions and program logs of each transaction. Unusual routers or new programs can be mislabelled or missed.
  • Limits. Up to 20 wallets per watchlist and 300 across everyone. Very busy wallets are capped at about 30 transactions a minute. Watchlists not opened for 14 days and without a Telegram link go to sleep until you open them again.
  • Not financial advice. Devwake reports on-chain facts. It does not tell you to buy or sell, and it is not affiliated with pump.fun, Meteora, Raydium or any launchpad.

Questions

Is it free?

Yes. Watching wallets and the live feed are free. There is no token or payment needed to use it.

How do I find the dev wallet of a coin?

Paste the token mint. Devwake looks up the wallet that created it and watches that wallet for you.

Will it catch every sell?

It catches what the wallets you add do on chain. If a dev funds a new wallet and sells from there, that only shows if you add that wallet too. "Moved tokens" alerts are usually the hint to do that.

How fast are alerts?

Usually within 1 to 2 minutes. Each wallet is checked about once a minute. It is a warning, not a trading bot.

Can other people see my watchlist?

Only people who have its private link. Keep the link to yourself, or sign in with a wallet so you can reopen it without the link.

Does a sell alert mean the coin is a rug?

No. Devs sell for many reasons. Devwake tells you what happened; what it means is your call. Nothing here is financial advice.

Let the eye stay awake for you.

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