How Fizz works

Fizz tracks public Solana wallets, works out what they really made, then asks a harder question: what would someone copying them have kept?

The copy test

For each wallet we replay the trades we recorded. A copier buys the first time the trader buys a token and sells the same share of the bag whenever they sell. Every buy fills 2% worse and every sell 2% worse to allow for arriving late, and 1% goes to costs each way. Bags still open are marked at the current price. The test does not apply your take profit or stop loss.

A wallet needs at least 8 copied trades to get a result. Returns above 300% are left out: the ones we looked at came from broken prices on open bags, showing thousands of SOL on wallets that made almost nothing. Open bags can still skew a smaller result, so treat the test as a guide. A trader who usually sells within two minutes can never read as worth copying, whatever the test says.

The chart

Up is what the trader realized in the window you pick. Right is the copy test return. Bigger discs mean more trades in the test, so a bigger disc is a result you can lean on more. That gives four corners: worth copying, they win but you do not, copiers do better than they do, and skip. A bubble fizzes after a fresh trade, and traders with active copies update fastest.

How we count what they made

Realized SOL from swaps we recorded: sells against the average cost of the buys we saw. A sell with no recorded buy counts for nothing, so a new wallet can read low until we have seen more of its history.

Copying

• Every copy starts on paper. Fills are simulated at live prices and no SOL moves.
• You set the amount per buy, take profit, stop loss, slippage, max hold and what happens when the trader sells.
• You can pause, sell everything or stop at any time from Portfolio.
• Fast traders are hard to copy. Copies arrive after the original trade, so your fill can be worse than theirs.

Going live

A live copy trades from its own wallet, separate from the one you connect. You fund it from Portfolio and can withdraw any time. The key for that wallet is sealed on Fizz's server so it can trade while you are away, which means you are trusting Fizz with whatever you deposit. Only fund what you can afford to lose.

Trenches and quick buy

Trenches lists new, nearly bonded and bonded tokens. Quick buy and the token page swap from the wallet you connected through Jupiter, and every swap needs your signature.

Social

Posts are public. Add a $cashtag to attach a live token, and tick Post as thesis to pin it to that token. Trades from tracked KOLs appear in the feed automatically.

Points

Points track activity during Season 1. They are not a token, have no cash value, and nothing is promised in exchange for them today.

Sources

KOL names and wallets come from public leaderboards. Trades come from on-chain data. Market data comes from Jupiter and charts from DexScreener.