MadeOnSol

For anyone navigating the Solana ecosystem, the sheer volume of tools, tokens, and traders can feel overwhelming. MadeOnSol was built to cut through that noise. It is the definitive discovery and intelligence layer for Solana, serving as both a curated directory and a real-time analytics engine. The platform catalogs over 1,065 tools across 30 categories, ranging from wallets and DEXes to trading bots, AI agents, NFT platforms, and developer tools. Every listing includes community reviews, upvotes, side-by-side comparisons, and a curated alternatives index, so you never have to guess which tool is right for your strategy. But MadeOnSol goes far beyond a simple directory. It runs live intelligence across the entire Solana network, tracking over 1,069 KOL wallets in real time, scoring more than 10,700 Pump.fun deployers by historical performance, and streaming every swap across major DEXes like Raydium, Pump.fun, PumpSwap, and Meteora. Whether you are a retail trader hunting for early signals, a researcher analyzing on-chain behavior, or an AI agent consuming data programmatically, MadeOnSol provides the infrastructure to make faster, smarter decisions. The entire system is exposed through a public developer API with official SDKs for TypeScript, Python, and Rust, plus WebSocket streams, Telegram alerts, and x402 agent-payment support. It is a single pane of glass for everything Solana, reviewed by people who actually use these tools.

Solana Tool Directory

The heart of MadeOnSol is a comprehensive, community-driven directory of over 1,065 Solana tools organized into 30 categories. Each tool listing includes user reviews, upvotes, and side-by-side comparison tools. The platform also provides a curated alternatives index for every category, so you can quickly find the best option for your specific need. Listings are health-checked hourly, and there is no pay-to-list model, ensuring the directory remains unbiased and trustworthy.

KOL Wallet Tracking

MadeOnSol monitors over 1,069 KOL wallets in real time using dual gRPC connections. The platform surfaces every trade from the most-followed Solana traders within seconds, complete with win rates, PnL curves, and coordination detection. You can see exactly what influential wallets are buying and selling, how much they are making, and when multiple KOLs pile into the same token. This feature is available both on the web interface and through live Telegram alerts.

Pump.fun Deployer Hunter

The Deployer Hunter scores over 10,700 Pump.fun token deployers by their historical performance, flagging fresh launches from elite addresses. Each deployer is given a quality rating based on their bond rate, token performance, and trajectory. The system provides a leaderboard of top deployers, real-time alerts for new launches, and detailed profiles showing best tokens and historical accuracy. This allows traders to focus on launches from proven deployers rather than random, unproven addresses.

Alpha Wallet Classifier

MadeOnSol has indexed over 47,000 early buyers and scored them using a proprietary alpha-wallet classifier. This system identifies wallets that consistently find profitable early entries, ranking them by win rate and buyer quality. The feature includes a cap table view, linked wallet detection, and a leaderboard of the top early buyers. It helps traders identify which wallets to follow for early-stage opportunities, essentially creating a reputation system for on-chain alpha.

All-DEX Trade Firehose

The platform streams every swap across nine or more DEXes, including Raydium, Pump.fun, PumpSwap, and Meteora, in a normalized format. This firehose includes filters for age, market cap, and tier, allowing users to focus on specific types of trades. The system supports up to 10 subscriptions per connection with replay capability, making it a powerful alternative to services like Helius or Bitquery. Data is delivered via REST API, WebSocket streams, and Telegram alerts.

Copy-Trade Signals

MadeOnSol offers rule-based copy-trade signals triggered by any Solana wallet. These signals include market cap velocity and MEV-share data on every fire, with latency around one to one and a half seconds. The system uses HMAC-secured webhooks and WebSocket delivery, with tiered subscription levels for professional and ultra users. This feature enables automated trading strategies based on verified on-chain activity.

Developer API and SDKs

Everything MadeOnSol surfaces is available through a public developer API with official SDKs for TypeScript, Python, and Rust. The API supports REST endpoints, WebSocket streaming, and x402 agent-payment support, meaning AI agents can consume the same data as human traders. Over 112 registered developers have already integrated the API, with total calls exceeding 409,000. The system has indexed over 6.1 million buyer records and 801,000 human wallets.

Identifying Early Token Launches with High Probability

A trader wants to find the next potential breakout token before it gains widespread attention. Using the Pump.fun Deployer Hunter, they can filter for launches from deployers with a proven track record of high bond rates and strong token performance. The system provides real-time alerts and a leaderboard of top deployers, allowing the trader to focus their attention on the most promising launches rather than randomly scanning the blockchain. This dramatically increases the probability of finding quality early entries.

Tracking Influential Traders for Alpha Signals

An active Solana trader wants to replicate the moves of the most successful KOLs in the ecosystem. Using the KOL Wallet Tracking feature, they can monitor over 1,069 wallets in real time, seeing every buy and sell within seconds. The platform provides PnL leaderboards showing which KOLs are actually profitable, coordination detection to spot when multiple KOLs pile into the same token, and per-token breakdowns of buy/sell history. The trader can then set up Telegram alerts to receive these signals directly in their DM, enabling rapid response.

Building Automated Trading Bots

A developer is creating an AI agent or trading bot that needs to consume Solana data programmatically. Using the MadeOnSol Developer API with SDKs for TypeScript, Python, or Rust, they can access the all-DEX trade firehose, KOL tracking data, and deployer intelligence. The API supports WebSocket streams for real-time data and x402 agent-payment support for automated billing. The developer can build sophisticated trading strategies that react to on-chain events with sub-two-second latency, using the same data that powers the MadeOnSol web interface.

Conducting On-Chain Research and Analysis

A crypto researcher wants to analyze the behavior of early buyers and deployers on Pump.fun to identify patterns. Using the Alpha Wallet Classifier, they can access a database of over 47,000 scored early buyers with win rates, cap tables, and linked wallet information. The Deployer Hunter provides historical profiles of over 10,700 deployers with trajectory data and best token lists. The researcher can use this data to generate reports on which strategies are most effective and which wallets consistently outperform the market.

How does the KOL Wallet Tracking work and what data is provided?

MadeOnSol monitors over 1,069 KOL wallets in real time using dual gRPC connections. Every trade from these wallets is surfaced within seconds, including the token, amount, direction (buy or sell), and price. The platform provides PnL leaderboards showing performance over 1-day, 7-day, and 30-day periods, coordination detection to identify when multiple KOLs buy the same token simultaneously, and per-token breakdowns showing full buy/sell history and PnL. You can access this data through the web interface, Telegram alerts, or the developer API.

What is the Pump.fun Deployer Hunter and how are deployers scored?

The Deployer Hunter tracks over 10,700 Pump.fun token deployers and scores them based on historical performance. Each deployer receives a quality rating (Good, Moderate, or Poor) based on their bond rate, token trajectory, and overall success rate. The system provides a leaderboard of top deployers, real-time alerts for new launches from these addresses, and detailed profiles showing their best tokens, historical accuracy, and performance trends. This allows users to focus on launches from proven deployers with a track record of successful tokens.

Can I access MadeOnSol data programmatically for my own applications?

Yes, MadeOnSol provides a comprehensive public developer API with official SDKs for TypeScript, Python, and Rust. The API supports REST endpoints for historical data, WebSocket streams for real-time data, and x402 agent-payment support for automated billing. You can access the all-DEX trade firehose, KOL tracking data, deployer intelligence, and alpha wallet scores. Over 112 registered developers have already integrated the API, with total calls exceeding 409,000. A free API key is available with no credit card required.

How are tools listed in the directory and are there paid placements?

Tools are listed in the MadeOnSol directory based on community submissions and editorial curation. The platform explicitly states there is no pay-to-list model, meaning tools cannot pay for higher rankings or inclusion. Every listing is health-checked hourly to ensure accuracy and availability. Users can review, upvote, and compare tools side-by-side. The directory currently features over 1,065 tools across 30 categories, with 329 editorial guides to help users navigate. This ensures the directory remains unbiased and trustworthy for the community.

MadeOnSol offers multiple pricing tiers to accommodate different user needs. The platform provides a free API key with no credit card required for initial access. The all-DEX firehose subscription is priced at $149 per month or $1,490 per year. Real-time Telegram alerts start at $49 per month, with a free /digest and /sample command available to try the service. Copy-trade signals are available in Pro and Ultra tiers, with Pro offering 3 wallets and 5 signals, and Ultra offering 20 wallets and 50 signals. Enterprise pricing is available for users needing higher throughput or custom integrations.