The 6 trackers
Top Trader Positioning is different from the rest. It shows on-chain positions, not filings, and those can be long or short crypto, US stocks, commodities and pre-IPO assets. See Top traders.
How to read a tracker
- Switch between Smart money (who moved) and Stocks (what moved).
- Search, filter by source type, and set a return floor to hide weak track records.
- Every row links to the original filing or post.
Stacks
A stack is a stock where 2 or more unrelated kinds of smart money disclosed buying within 14 days. It counts funds, insiders, politicians and influencers. It counts buys only. Stacks are dated by when each filing went public, not when the trade happened. A politician’s disclosure can arrive up to 45 days after the trade. A stack is not a recommendation.Things to remember
- Most filings arrive late by law. Always check the date. See Data freshness and sources.
- A disclosed trade is a record, not advice.
- Free and Pro see different amounts of history and rows. See Plans and pricing.