Wallet watchers, copy-trading rules and fact-checks people built with AI agents, with every profit figure marked as the author's claim. 9 matching use cases below, each with a public source.
A trader tracked 100 profitable wallets on the Fomo app and told Grok Bot to copy them. Copying one wallet at a time lost money because the token had already moved, so Grok Bot switched to entering only when three unconnected profitable wallets bought the same token.
$30/moDaysAdvanced
A trader's Grok Bot researcher checked 48,210 wallets in a week looking for a wallet still holding a 30x+ position through a big drawdown, then copied that wallet's trades. It rescans nightly and swaps in a better wallet if one appears.
$30/moOngoingAdvanced
He asked Claude to analyze mispriced Polymarket markets for arbitrage and find wallets already exploiting them. It monitored 1,000+ wallets.
See pricing page1 nightAdvanced
Noxen_of shared a three-tier Grok Bot setup: Grok Bot runs the session and places paper orders, fast bots scan pairs, news and wallets in parallel, and a big model stays on call as an advisor only before a trade, after two losses in a row and before closing the day.
See pricing page1 hourIntermediate
Yoda0x built a Grok Bot that tracks 500+ smart wallets, filtered for consistent early entries, high win rates on small caps and real profit over several cycles, plus 100+ tagged insider wallets. It watches every buy on-chain and only fires when several of them start loading the same fresh coin early.
See pricing page1 dayAdvanced
MilesKetcham checked a much-shared wallet on Polymarket's public data. The claimed +$178,739 was trading profit before fees (about $186K now), fees took about $122K, and Polymarket's own leaderboard shows +$63.7K.
See pricing page15 minBeginner
P7RIM3 checked a viral post crediting Grok Bot with a Polymarket wallet's profits. The leaderboard showed the wallet at +$266,938 after losses with about 150 trades an hour on short Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana Up-or-Down markets, but nothing connected it to Grok Bot.
See pricing page15 minBeginner
0xKarmi describes one operator wiring Grok Bot to a copy-trading app's leaderboard and a mirroring bot with one rule: two losses in a row and the copied trader is fired, then the next name from the top is hired. Every trade was copied at 0.25x, and the reported run went from $52 to $4,939 in 24 hours.
See pricing page1 hourIntermediate
TyCdaBrokeG built a scanner with a ruleset for flagging new coins of $300k-$2M market cap that is profitable on paper after fees, though still theoretical. It logs the top 100 wallets of every flagged coin, and each evening he and Claude review the last 24 hours, revise the rules and build a list of smart-money wallets that keep showing up.
See pricing page2 weeksIntermediate