> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.tachyo.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.tachyo.ai/what-tachyo-is.md).

# What Tachyo is

Tachyo is a machine-learning platform that scores on-chain wallets on their real track record, then shows you what the good ones are doing on Solana, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Robinhood & Stables.

The premise is short. You already see everything: every buy, every holder, every transfer, every chart, live and for free. And it does not help, because the raw fact that a wallet bought a token is worth nothing. The crowd that always buys the top bought it too.

The question was never *what did these wallets do*. It is **is any of them actually good at this**, and almost nothing on the market answers it.

## What that looks like in practice

You paste a contract you are already considering. Tachyo re-colours it:

* every holder carries a tier, **S, A, B or C**, earned on closed trades, not assigned by hand;
* smart money sits in one column, likely exit liquidity in another;
* linked wallet clusters, snipers, fresh wallets and exchange wallets are called out as what they are;
* a model verdict (ENTER, WATCH, RUNNER, SKIP or OVERHEATED) sits on top, with the confidence behind it.

Then you can answer the only question that matters before you size in: **is the smart money here, or am I the exit liquidity?**

## What is inside

Tachyo is one workspace at [tachyo.ai/dapp](https://tachyo.ai/dapp). The sections break down into three jobs:

| Job                    | Where you do it                                                                                                                                                   |
| ---------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Find good traders      | [Leaderboard](/platform/leaderboard.md), [Smart Money](/platform/smart-money.md), [Alpha](/platform/alpha.md), [Top Trades](/platform/top-trades.md)              |
| Judge a specific token | [Tokens](/platform/tokens.md), [the token page](/platform/token-page.md), [Thesis Intelligence](/platform/thesis.md), [Compare](/platform/compare.md)             |
| Keep up in real time   | [Live Feed](/platform/feed.md), [Public Wallets](/platform/public-wallets.md), [Watchlist](/platform/watchlist.md), [Market Summary](/platform/market-summary.md) |

[Analyst](/platform/analyst.md) sits across all of it: ask a question in plain language and it answers from the same data, with the same tiers.

## The number behind it

S-tier is the top \~0.1% of the wallets Tachyo scores. Measured as-of, with no look-ahead, averaged across weekly cutoffs: **73% of S-tier wallets were profitable over the following 30 days, against 41% for wallets generally.**

That gap is the product. Everything else is detail.

{% hint style="info" %}
Tachyo reports what wallets did and what our models make of it. It is not financial advice, and past performance is not a promise about the next trade. See [What we refuse to do](/under-the-hood/what-we-dont-do.md).
{% endhint %}

## Where to start

* New here? Read [Who this is for](/getting-started/who-its-for.md), then [Getting access](/getting-started/getting-access.md).
* Just got in? [Your first session](/getting-started/first-session.md) walks you through the first ten minutes.
* Want the vocabulary first? Start with [Wallet tiers](/concepts/wallet-tiers.md) and [The Tachyo Signal](/concepts/tachyo-signal.md).


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