# Bundles

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A lot of serious traders split activity across multiple wallets. Following them one address at a time means you're always seeing an incomplete picture. Bundles fix that. Group up to 20 addresses together and treat them as one: one PnL view, one feed, one set of stats.

#### **Creating a bundle**

Start from the sidebar, the Bundles tab on the Tracking page, or directly from any wallet profile by clicking the plus icon near the avatar. The fastest path is the My Wallets tab: select a few wallets and a Create Bundle button appears in the toolbar.

Name it, add up to 20 addresses, and label each wallet if you want. The same address can appear in multiple bundles.

#### **Inside a bundle**

There are five tabs. PnL shows combined performance per token (realized PnL, ROI, cost basis) with the usual 1D, 7D, 30D, and All-time filters. Feed merges every transaction from every wallet into one chronological stream, with each entry showing which address it came from. Portfolio adds up total holdings across all wallets by token. Stats gives you aggregate numbers: tokens traded, win rate, volume, average hold time. Addresses lists each individual wallet with its balance, PnL, and last active time. Click any to open its full profile.

#### **Managing bundles**

Edit any time to rename, add or remove wallets, or update labels. Bundles live in both the Tracking page and the sidebar.


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