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Catalogs of protocols, jettons and organisations. PnL for any address, event history, clusters and the transfer graph — no spreadsheet exports and no trusting screenshots from group chats.
Wallet address, jetton, protocol or organisationSearchSigning in proves you own the address. Your private key and seed phrase never leave your wallet, and the platform never asks for permission to send transactions.
Realized PnL
+$18,420
Unrealized
+$4,905
Network fees
212 TON
Preview values are sample data that illustrates the report.
Every entity is linked: from a protocol to its jettons, from a jetton to holder wallets, from a wallet to its organisation and cluster.
DEXes, lending, staking, games and infrastructure: categories, descriptions, links, contracts and related jettons.
Open protocolsPrice and chart, statistics, holders, links to the issuing protocol and organisation.
Who is behind a product: teams, funds, exchanges — with their protocols, wallets and public labels.
Classification, TON Labels tags, organisation and cluster membership.
The report works both for your own wallet after you connect it and for any public address. Same transparent math either way.
Realized and unrealized result, average entry price, network fees and each jetton's contribution.
Swaps, transfers, staking, NFTs and mints — readable actions with filters by type and period.
Turnover, stablecoin statistics and the rate at the moment of the trade, not today's.
Several wallets in one profile and a combined result across them.
A public calculation page — a verifiable result instead of a screenshot.
Numbers in the report preview are sample data.
Check a counterparty before you deal: where the funds came from, who the address is linked to, and whether “different” wallets share an owner.
Address labels
Public TON Labels tags and our own classification: exchange, protocol, miner, bot.
Wallet labels. TON Labels and in-house classification — who you are dealing with: exchange, protocol or service.
Sources of funds. Where inflows came from and which counterparties the address has touched.
Transfer graph. Fund movement at the depth you choose — you see the path of the money, not just a balance.
Clusters. Groups of related addresses: joint transfers and shared activity context.
EQCx…7Hn EQB9…2Kd EQDk…9Lp + 245 addresses
| ADDRESS | PNL | RISK | CLUSTER |
|---|---|---|---|
| EQCx…7Hn | +23,325 | 46 | #A-12 |
| EQB9…2Kd | −4,102 | 12 | — |
| EQDk…9Lp | +118,904 | 81 | #A-12 |
| EQZp…1Qw | running… | — | — |
A list of wallets turns into a table with PnL, labels and clusters. Heavy work runs on a worker queue, so a long list never blocks the interface.
Exclusions
Service and own addresses never skew the total, and exclusions persist between runs.
Worker queue
The run happens in the background: close the tab and come back to a finished result.
Clusters
You see which addresses in the list are linked and share an owner.
A report per address
From the table you can jump into the full breakdown of any wallet.
Bulk analysis is an internal team tool available from the admin panel — get in touch if you need access.
Briefly, what happens inside while you wait a couple of seconds.
Step 1
Transactions, messages and jetton transfers on TON are indexed and enriched with public TON Labels tags.
Step 2
Messages become readable actions — swap, transfer, stake, mint — with the USD price at the moment of the event.
Step 3
The transfer graph and clusters are built, and addresses are linked to protocols and organisations.
Step 4
PnL, turnover, labels and statistics come together in one report you can open by link.
Each scenario starts on its own page, but the data underneath is shared.
An honest PnL across your wallets instead of screenshots and gut feeling, plus favorites and a quick way back to positions.
My walletCatalogs, jetton statistics, clusters and the transfer graph — research without running your own indexer.
A portfolio of addresses, linked wallets and PnL analytics for every position.
Labels, sources of funds and counterparty history — before you accept a payment.
Anyone can suggest a protocol, an organisation or a data correction. Moderation reviews the request, and the author stays in the edit history.
Sample rows in this preview; the leaderboard page shows real data.
We verify that you own an address with a signature, not with access to your funds.
Tonkeeper, MyTonWallet and other wallets — proof that the address is yours.
Link additional wallets to a single profile.
One-click sign-in and an account linked to your ArrayTON profile.
The full analytics experience as a Telegram Mini App.
Read-only access: the platform reads public blockchain data and your signed address. We never send transactions on your behalf.
A short glossary next to the numbers: a report should be readable without preparation.
No. Catalogs, PnL and the history of any public address are open without signing in. Connecting is for your own profile, favorites and linked wallets.
No. TON Connect is used only to prove you own the address; the platform never requests permission to send transactions, and you never enter a seed phrase.
From market data at the moment of the event, so the report shows the rate of the trade rather than today's rate.
Events are indexed continuously. Heavy computations — clusters and bulk analysis — run on a worker queue and refresh when they finish.
Yes, through the suggestion form. After a moderator review the entry appears in the catalog with the author credited.
Yes: a responsive interface in the browser and a Telegram Mini App with the same set of reports.
Connect your wallet or paste someone else's address — in a couple of seconds you will see PnL, events and labels. Free, no install.
Top jettons by result
71%
clean sources
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