CoinLobster vs Cielo
Cielo tracks the wallets you add across many chains. CoinLobster shows the executed trades across 15 exchanges plus on-chain and Hyperliquid, ranks wallets by realized profit so you do not have to find them first, and lets you follow one with an exits only filter. From $15/mo, free tier too.
Live Whale Feed
Full whale feed →Track wallets you pick, or see who is actually profitable
Cielo is a strong wallet tracker, and it covers more chains than CoinLobster, Solana included: if you already know the exact Solana wallets you want to watch, Cielo is built for that. CoinLobster comes at it from the other side. It streams the executed trades across 15 exchanges plus on-chain, ranks the wallets that are actually netting realized profit so you do not have to hunt for them, and pings you when a proven one is reducing or closing, which is the move most trackers bury under every add. And every signal is scored against what happened next, so you can check whether it leads anywhere.
Whale trade floors
BTC spot floor. ETH $1M. Double on futures, where trades run larger.
Top majors like SOL, XRP and DOGE. $100K+ on the rest of ~250 coins.
On-chain Uniswap swaps, free. Pro drops the on-chain floor to $25K.
Every $1M+ trade streams live with a free account. No card.
Cielo vs CoinLobster: common questions
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How much does CoinLobster cost?
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