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# Getting Started

To configure the Muttski Wallet Tracker Bot, access the following link: <https://t.me/MuttskiWalletTrackerBot>

1. Type the command `/start` in the chatbox.
2. This command will initialize the bot and display the main menu.
3. Upon activation, the main menu will display a welcome message and the number of currently tracked wallets (initially set to **0** if no wallets have been added yet).

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The main menu consists of three primary buttons:

* **Add Wallet to Tracker**
* **Delete Wallet from Tracker**
* **Show All Saved Wallets**

Additionally, once wallets are added, new buttons will appear for each tracked wallet, displaying basic information about them. If a wallet is removed from tracking, its corresponding button will also be deleted from the menu.


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