platform-coverage
How Embed organizes wallet, market, trade, and signal data, including current free-demo coverage.
Platform Coverage
Embed organizes data into four simple index types. Algorithms combine these indexes to create feeds, rankings, recommendations, and notifications.
The four index types
| Index type | What it contains | Example uses |
|---|---|---|
| Wallets | Profiles and performance data for tracked wallets and traders. | Trader leaderboards, wallet discovery, portfolio ranking, and personalization. |
| Markets and items | Things that can be recommended, such as prediction markets, tokens, creator coins, and perpetual markets. | Market feeds, token discovery, trending lists, and personalized recommendations. |
| Trades | Recent activity from the wallets and platforms covered by the project. | Following feeds, whale-trade feeds, recent activity, and market discovery. |
| Signals | Important events created from new activity, such as a followed-wallet trade or a large buy or sell. | Alerts, notification streams, and priority-based signals. |
How data reaches the Console
flowchart LR A[Curated wallet set] --> B[Wallet profiles] A --> C[Tracked activity] C --> D[Trades] C --> E[Markets and items] B --> F[Console algorithms] D --> F E --> F F --> G[Feeds and recommendations] F --> H[Signals and notifications]
The free demo starts with a curated set of wallets selected from trader rankings and public market activity. Embed keeps their profiles, performance data, and recent activity up to date. The markets, tokens, and other items connected to that activity are also indexed so they can be searched and ranked in Console algorithms.
Data freshness varies by platform. Some sources update continuously, while others refresh on a schedule.
Free/demo wallet coverage
Coverage snapshot — September 2026These are the current figures for the free demo.
The five wallet groups below contain 15,673 wallet profiles in total.
| Wallet group | Profiles | Share of the demo set | What the group represents |
|---|---|---|---|
| Social traders | 600 | 4% | Traders selected from social trading leaderboards across Base, Ethereum, and Solana. |
| Hyperliquid top traders | 1,000 | 6% | A curated top-trader set, not every Hyperliquid account. |
| DEX wallets | 2,073 | 13% | Wallets selected for DEX portfolio and trading examples. |
| Polymarket traders | 2,000 | 13% | Active traders selected from covered Polymarket markets. |
| Kalshi wallets | 10,000 | 64% | Wallets selected from available Kalshi activity. |
| Total | 15,673 | 100% | The complete free/demo wallet set across these groups. |
A wallet can qualify for more than one group. As a result, the number of distinct wallet addresses can be slightly lower than the total shown above.
Available Console indexes
| Index family | Current indexes | What developers can build |
|---|---|---|
| Wallets | wallet-users, polymarket-wallets, hyperliquid-wallets, kalshi-wallets | Wallet discovery, top-trader lists, portfolio ranking, and wallet-based personalization. |
| Markets and items | polymarket-items, hyperliquid-items, kalshi-items, token-items | Market feeds, token and creator-coin discovery, trending lists, and personalized picks. |
| Trades | polymarket-trades, hyperliquid-trades, base-trades, ethereum-trades, solana-trades | Recent trades, whale activity, following feeds, and chain-specific discovery. |
| Signals | polymarket-notifications, hyperliquid-notifications, kalshi-notifications, dex-notifications | Followed-wallet alerts, large buy or sell alerts, and prioritized notification streams. |
Free demo versus production
The free demo is designed to show how Embed's ranking and personalization tools work with real data. It does not track every wallet, market, token, trade, or signal on every supported platform.
| Free demo | Production deployment |
|---|---|
| Curated wallet and trader set | Coverage configured for the product's users and use cases |
| Representative market and activity data | Broader market, wallet, and activity coverage |
| Refresh speed varies by source | Refresh and latency configured around product requirements |
| Intended for evaluation and demonstrations | Intended for end-user feeds, discovery, and notifications |
Explore the data with recipes
The public recipe catalog contains complete Console examples with copyable JavaScript DSL, preview inputs, and representative results.
Examples include personalized Polymarket markets, a Polymarket following feed, top Hyperliquid and Kalshi traders, whale trades across Base, Ethereum, and Solana, trending DEX tokens, and followed-wallet notification streams.
See also Data Sources, Supported Indices, and Building Algorithms.
Updated about 1 month ago

