PARALLAX Open terminal
Wallet copy-check · Robinhood Chain

Same trade.
Different seat.

Every winning wallet has followers. Most of them never see what copying it actually paid.

$ parallax 0x… --days 30
01 · OPEN A WALLET

Pick any wallet.

A whale you follow, a name from a chart, or your own. PARALLAX opens its full trade history on Robinhood Chain.

02 · REPLAY EVERY TRADE

Three blocks late.
Real prices.

Each buy and sell is copied at your size and your delay, priced from the Pons curve's real reserves at that exact block, with its fee, creator tax and slippage.

03 · KEEP THE ANSWER

See what you
would have kept.

Not the whale's number. Yours. Then decide who is worth following.

The whale's number is not your number.

On a bonding curve, the buyer before you moves the price you pay. Robinhood Chain makes about ten blocks a second, so a copy that lands two seconds late can keep a fraction of the whale's gain, or none of it. PARALLAX measures that gap for every wallet.

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$ parallax 0xd6d3…c6e4 --days 30 --size 0.02 trades copied 41 whale P&L +212% your P&L, copying +38% entered 3 blocks behind, real slippage delay same blk +1 +3 +6 +20 you keep +61% +52% +38% +21% −6%

Illustration with sample numbers. In the product every figure links to its block and transaction.

Three commands.

01 · parallax

Replay a wallet

Every buy and sell it made in the window, copied at your size and your delay, priced from the Pons curve's real reserves at that exact block.

02 · rank

Rank by what you keep

Wallets sorted by the copier's result, not the whale's. The ones that win inside their own block drop to the bottom.

03 · live

Follow it from now

A paper copy that starts at the next block. No funds move; the record is public and checkable trade by trade.

Questions

Does PARALLAX trade for me?

No. It measures. It never holds a key or moves funds; live mode is a paper copy.

Where do the numbers come from?

Straight from Robinhood Chain: every Pons curve trade, rebuilt into the curve's reserves at each block and checked against the real fills. Nothing is typed by hand.

Is a good copy score a promise?

No. It shows what copying would have kept in the past, not what will happen next. Only trade what you can afford to lose.