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# Watchlist and Wallet Tracker

The watchlist helps users keep selected tokens close.

The wallet tracker lets users inspect public wallet behavior without connecting a wallet to Dopameme. This fits the intelligence-only model: users can track public addresses, but Dopameme does not custody or execute.

## Watchlist

* Save tokens for later review
* Expand token summaries
* Jump back into token pages

## Wallet Tracker

* Enter a public wallet address
* Review visible public activity where supported
* Use the data as context, not as a trade instruction

## Important Boundary

The wallet tracker is for public observation. It is not a wallet connection flow and it should not ask for private keys.


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