On our record seeing the buying was not a head start: most of the whales' move was over by the time it showed. What we measured. Here is how to read the buying itself.
- Compare with normalflow against the coin's own recent hours
- Several exchangesthe same lean in more than one place
- On-chain buyinglarge DEX swaps, repeat buyers
- Let the radar scanyou look at the few that are unusual
Forget fixed dollar thresholds
A flat dollar filter buries you in Bitcoin trades or misses the small coin that just took unusual money. What matters is flow that is large for that coin.
Enormous for a mid-cap, routine for Bitcoin.
Unusual for this coin, whatever its size.
See how many exchanges the buying is on
One large buy on one exchange can be a single account. The same buying on several exchanges at once, and on-chain, is more than one order in one place. That describes the buying, not the price that follows.
Unusual buying is information, not advice. It shows where money is going, not what to do. Past outcomes do not ensure future results.
On-chain buying the exchanges miss
A lot of buying happens on decentralized exchanges. Large swaps into a token, especially from repeat wallets, show buying that exchange trades miss.
Let the radar scan
The radar shows which of a few hundred coins have unusual whale flow right now, each against its own normal.
On Hyperliquid it names the accounts behind the flow. Open one to read its past record, proven traders included.
Checking the record
Every signal is scored on what price did next, hits and misses alike, on the public track record.
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