CoinLobster vs Coinglass
Coinglass charts the aggregates. CoinLobster streams the feed itself: every whale trade live, with a combined orderbook across 15 exchange feeds plus Uniswap swaps on Ethereum, Base and Arbitrum.
Biggest recent trade
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Waiting for trades
Buy vs sell flow (recent trades)
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Executed trades: side, price, exchange. BTC live · a free account streams every $1M+ trade live. Updates every 15s.
Charts vs the Feed
Built around
Aggregated charts + stats
The live feed
Whale trades
Rolled into aggregates
Individual trades: BUYSELL + price + venue
Orderbook
Depth charts
One combined live book, 15 feeds
On-chain whales
Derivatives focus
Uniswap swaps on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum
Liquidations + funding
Deep chart library
Live, next to the feed
Big-trade alerts
Charts to check
Custom whale alerts, browser push
Scored track record
Read the charts yourself
Every flag logged and scored, misses shown
Coinglass is a solid stats library: open interest, funding history, liquidation charts. But aggregates smooth the story out. A funding chart says the market leans long. A $5M market sell on the feed says a whale disagrees, right now. And every flag CoinLobster raises is logged and scored against what happened next, so you can check whether the signal actually led anywhere instead of reading a chart after the fact.
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.
Coinglass vs CoinLobster: common questions
Is CoinLobster a free Coinglass alternative?
Yes. Coinglass is built around charts and totals; CoinLobster streams the live feed of individual whale trades, free for every $1M+ trade, no card.
What does CoinLobster show that a chart does not?
The trade itself, as it prints: the size, whether it was a buy or a sell, the price and the exchange. A chart shows the total after the fact; the feed shows who is acting right now.
Does CoinLobster show liquidations and funding?
Yes, live, next to the feed. A liquidation is a forced close when a leveraged bet runs out of margin. Funding is the small fee that keeps futures prices near the real spot price.
What is a combined order book?
It stacks the live buy and sell orders from 15 exchanges into one view, so you see where the big walls of support and resistance sit instead of checking each exchange one by one.
