Fallen Angels · Top wallets in drawdown
Established 30-day winners who are bleeding today. Use this list to review your copy-trade targets, spot contrarian reversion setups, and avoid chasing wallets you just discovered on a red day. Updated hourly from kolscan.io.
Not a short list — a stop-copying list
Check your active copy-trade targets first. If you're currently copying any wallet on this list, this is your early warning. Open your config, look at the per-wallet drawdown, and decide whether to pause them. The per-wallet stop-loss in Subglow handles this automatically if you've enabled it — this page is the manual override prompt.
Don't reflexively short the opposite trade. A proven 30-day wallet being down today is not a signal to fade their trades. They're on this list BECAUSE they're still a strong trader. The pattern is "wait out the drawdown, resume copying when they stabilize" — not "copy them inverted."
Review the wallet's recent trades. Click through to their trader page. Are the losing trades concentrated in one narrative (e.g., a single meme category dumping)? That's a temporary style mismatch — they'll likely recover. Losses spread across everything they touched? They're off their game — give them a week.
Use as a "do not add today" list. If you're shopping for new copy-trade targets, cross-check the 30-day leaderboard against this page. A wallet that's ranked high on 30d but appears here is a hold, not an add. Wait 24–48 hours.
FAQ
What is a 'fallen angel' wallet?
A fallen angel is a wallet that (1) is currently on the 30-day kolscan.io leaderboard — so they're an established, profitable trader — and (2) is losing money right now in the last 24h with at least 3 active trades. These are the traders most worth paying attention to: their drawdown is happening live, and if you're already copying them, now is the moment to check your risk.
Why would I look at losing wallets?
Three reasons. First — if you're already copy-trading one of these wallets, you want to know the moment they tilt. Subglow's per-wallet stop-loss kicks in automatically, but reading the broader drawdown pattern helps you decide whether to pause them manually. Second — contrarian setups: a proven trader who just dropped 10% often reverts. Third — avoid: do not copy a wallet you've just discovered on a red day. Wait for them to stabilize.
How is this different from just 'worst 24h PnL'?
We specifically filter for wallets that were profitable across the last 30 days. A random wallet that's down today isn't interesting — it's the trader who made +$80k this month and is now -$5k today that matters. That's the signal: a proven edge temporarily breaking.
What do the 'Slipping' and 'Crashing' badges mean?
Slipping: the wallet is down in the last 24h, but the loss is less than 25% of their 30-day PnL — a normal red day for an otherwise profitable trader. Crashing: the 24h loss is 25% or more of their 30-day PnL — a meaningful event. Crashing wallets deserve a manual review of your copy-trade config before the next session.
Does Subglow stop copying a losing wallet automatically?
If you enable per-wallet stop-loss in your config, yes. Our bot tracks realized PnL per target wallet within your config, and when a drawdown threshold is hit, it pauses that specific wallet. You can see the paused state in your dashboard. For untracked wallets, this page is your manual scan.