Two feeds. Both of them are reports. 64 tracked wallets, watched at the transaction level from a Solana validator — completed, confirmed transactions only.
A Solana validator producing a first-party event tape, a match engine checking it against a curated roster, a local inference lane writing the plain language, and Telegram delivering the result. Every piece on hardware in one room — no wallet connection, no keys, no order routing, by construction.
Almost every tool in this market reads the same rented RPC providers — the same sampling, the same queue, the same picture. Storkos starts upstream: part of the network rather than a customer of it, with no credit ceiling on its own data.
We deliberately do not quote a millisecond figure. A number on a landing page would be marketing, not measurement.
Each market-capitalisation crossing is reported after it has occurred — annotated with which tracked wallets already hold a position at that moment. A level arrives with who is in it, not only that it was reached.
Billions of dollars move across Solana every day — more, and faster, than any chain in the market. Storkos is built to read that flow: the market makers, the KOLs, the whales — tracked through high-tech on-chain forensics by our team.
Reports land in Telegram, around the clock — tap-to-copy contract address, the transaction hash on every report so you can verify it against the chain yourself.
Fixed monthly fee. No performance fee, no percentage of your trades, no payment for order flow. What the price does not buy: a performance promise, a trading strategy, or an instruction to act.