No tool can tell you when to sell. Here is what you can see while a coin runs, and what we measured when we set it against the price.
A rising price tells you little
A green candle shows the price went up. The live trades show how much large buying is still coming in and how much large selling has begun.
- Large sellson a coin that has been running
- Proven accounts closingor flipping a position
- Funding at an extremelongs paying heavily to stay in
- An alertso you hear when it happens
1. Large sells on a coin that is running
Large executed sells on the running coin are real trades, not wallet transfers. They show on the live whale feed.
2. Proven accounts closing
On most exchanges you cannot see who sold. Hyperliquid names the account on both sides of every trade.
Follow a proven account and you are told when it closes or flips a position. These are leveraged contracts, shown as information with a history. What one account did is not a call on the price.
This is information, not advice. It shows what large traders did, not what to do. Past outcomes do not ensure future results.
3. Funding at an extreme
Deeply positive funding means longs are paying shorts to stay open, so the crowd is one-sided.
That does not call a top. On our record a funding extreme did not tell which way the price went next.
Then set an alert
Nobody watches every coin all day. An alert on your coins tells you about large sells, a followed wallet closing or a funding extreme: as it happens on a paid plan, an hour later on free.
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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