CoinLobster vs Arkham
Arkham maps on-chain addresses to entities and sells the intelligence around them. CoinLobster streams the trades themselves, live, across 15 exchanges plus on-chain and Hyperliquid, and scores every signal in public. From $15/mo.
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Executed trades: side, price, exchange. BTC live · a free account streams every $1M+ trade live. Updates every 15s.
Address intelligence vs the live trades
Built around
On-chain entity labels + intel
The live trade feed
Coverage
On-chain addresses
15 exchange feeds + on-chain + Hyperliquid, one stream
What you watch
Who owns which address
Individual trades: BUYSELL + price + venue, as they print
Named wallets
Address-labeling database
Hyperliquid: the account on both sides of every fill, yours to follow
Track record
No public scored ledger
Every signal logged live and scored, hits and misses
Price
Paid tiers for the full product
$15/mo, free tier too
Arkham is built for a different question: who is behind an address. That is real work and CoinLobster does not do it. But most traders do not need a name attached to a wallet, they need to see the size hit the tape and know whether that kind of move has led anywhere before. CoinLobster puts every big trade on one screen the second it prints, names the Hyperliquid account when the venue does, and keeps a scored record so the signals are checkable, not just claimed.
Whale trade floors
$500K+
BTC spot floor. ETH $1M. Double on futures, where trades run larger.
$400K+
Top majors like SOL, XRP and DOGE. $100K+ on the rest of ~250 coins.
$250K+
On-chain Uniswap swaps, free. Pro drops the on-chain floor to $25K.
FREE
Every $1M+ trade streams live with a free account. 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 15 exchanges, on-chain and Hyperliquid, from $15 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?
Usually not. What moves price is size hitting the market. CoinLobster shows every large trade the second it prints and scores its signals in public, so you can act on the move, not a name.
What does CoinLobster cost?
Free to start, no card. Pro is $15 a month for every coin, lower size limits and custom alerts.
