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# Top Traders

Our Top Traders feature is a powerful new way for our users to discover some of the best trading wallets that interact with a particular token.

To find this data, select a token on [defined.fi ](https://defined.fi)and navigate to the Traders table as highlighted below:

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The Traders table will display a list of wallets that, based on our own set of robust parameters, have displayed superior trading performance over the indicated timeframe (1/7/30 days).

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**You might be wondering...&#x20;*****"Aren't most of these just bots?"***

Short answer, no. We have taken into consideration many factors in an attempt to remove as many bot wallets as possible. It is true that a small number of wallets included in Top Traders may still be bots, but we are continuously improving and adjusting our determination methods in order to display a meaningful and accurate list of *real* traders.

Combine this feature with our built-in [Wallet Tracking](/defined-docs/defined-classic/defined-features/wallet-tracking-traders.md) and [Discover Traders](/defined-docs/defined-classic/defined-features/discover-traders.md) feature to ensure you always have the best Alpha for trading. You can quickly track any Top Trader wallet by selecting the track wallet icon <img src="/files/mpbYqR4vxHv4KYLAPNkg" alt="" data-size="line"> next to the wallet address.


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