Money that bought early often sells early too. Watching the largest traders as a coin runs shows when they start to get out.
A rising price tells you little
A green candle is the result, not the cause. The live trades show who is still buying and who has started to sell.
- Large sellson a coin that has been running
- Proven accounts exitclosing or flipping, not trimming
- Funding at an extremelongs paying heavily to stay in
- An alertso the exit reaches you
Signal 1: large sells on a coin that is running
The first sign is large executed sells on the running coin: real trades, not wallet transfers. Watch for them on the live whale feed.
Signal 2: proven accounts getting out
On most exchanges you cannot see who sold. Hyperliquid names the account on both sides of every trade.
Follow an account with a real record and you see the moment it closes or flips. The way out is where gains get given back.
This is information, not advice. Reading exits shows what large traders did, not what you should do. Past outcomes do not ensure future results.
Signal 3: funding and crowding 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. It is fuel for a fast drop once selling starts: context, not a trigger.
Then set an alert
Exits usually happen while you are away. An alert on your coins sends you large sells, a followed wallet's exit or a funding extreme.
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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