CoinLobster vs Arkham

Arkham tells you who owns an address. CoinLobster shows the big buys and sells as they happen.

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Executed trades on 18 exchanges, on-chain and Hyperliquid.

How Arkham and CoinLobster compare

Arkham
CoinLobster
Built around
On-chain entity labels and research
The live trade feed
Coverage
On-chain addresses
18 exchanges, on-chain and Hyperliquid in one feed
What you watch
Who owns which address
BUYSELL with price and exchange, as it happens
Named wallets
Address-labeling database
Hyperliquid accounts on every trade, followable
Track record
No public scored track record
Every signal scored, misses shown
Price
Paid tiers for the full product
Free tier; Pro $29/mo

Pick Arkham for

Finding out who is behind an address. That is real work and CoinLobster does not do it.

Pick CoinLobster for

Every big trade as it lands, and a record of whether trades like it led anywhere.

What counts as a whale trade

$500K+

BTC spot floor. ETH $1M+. Double on futures, where trades run larger.

$25K+

Every other coin: a bar sized to what it trades, up to $400K on top majors.

$250K+

On-chain Uniswap swaps, free. Pro shows them from $25K on Base and Arbitrum, $100K on Ethereum.

Free

Every coin on a free account, an hour late. No card.

Arkham vs CoinLobster: common questions

Is CoinLobster an Arkham alternative?
For watching what big money trades, yes. Arkham answers who owns a wallet on-chain; CoinLobster shows the live buys and sells across 18 exchanges, on-chain and Hyperliquid, from $29 a month.
Does CoinLobster label wallets like Arkham?
It does not build an address-label database. On Hyperliquid the exchange already names the account on every trade, so those wallets are followable. Everywhere else you see the trade, size, price and exchange.
Do I need to know who a wallet belongs to?
Often not. A large trade moves price whoever placed it, and CoinLobster shows each one as it happens.
What does CoinLobster cost?
Free to start, no card. Pro is $29 a month and adds the full trade history, on-chain swaps down to $25K and more custom alerts.
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New accounts get 7 days of Pro. No card, nothing to cancel.

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