CoinLobster vs Hyblock

Hyblock models where liquidations might sit and how the crowd is positioned. CoinLobster streams the trades themselves as they print, names the on-chain and Hyperliquid wallets behind them, and starts free.

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Executed trades: side, price, exchange. A free account streams every coin live. Updates every 15s.

Modelled levels vs the live trades

Hyblock

CoinLobster

Built around

Modelled liquidation levels + positioning

The live trade feed

Whale trades

Rolled into positioning metrics

Individual trades: BUYSELL + price + venue

Liquidations

Projected levels (a model)

Real forced closes as they happen + projected zones

Named wallets

Aggregate positioning

On-chain + Hyperliquid accounts you can follow

Track record

Indicators to read

Every flag scored against what price did

Free tier

Paid plans

Every coin, live, no card

Hyblock is a serious positioning tool: its liquidation-level modelling and retail-versus-pro analytics go deeper on where the crowd is leaning than CoinLobster does. The difference is what you watch. A model of liquidation levels tells you where a move could snowball. The live feed shows the $5M trade and the real forced closes happening now, and names the wallet on the other side.

Whale trade floors

$500K+

BTC spot floor. ETH $1M+. Double on futures, where trades run larger.

$25K+

Every other coin: a bar sized to what it trades, up to $400K on top majors.

Named

On-chain and Hyperliquid wallets shown by address, with a book you can follow.

FREE

Every coin streams live with a free account. No card.

Hyblock vs CoinLobster: common questions

Is CoinLobster a Hyblock alternative?

For different jobs. Hyblock models liquidation levels and crowd positioning; CoinLobster streams the executed whale trades and the real forced closes as they happen, names the on-chain and Hyperliquid wallets behind them, and has a free tier.

Does CoinLobster show liquidation levels?

Yes, as projected zones next to the feed, and it also shows the real liquidations as they fire. A projected level is a model of where leveraged bets could be force-closed; the feed shows the ones that actually happen.

Which is better for positioning analysis?

Hyblock is more specialised on positioning: retail-versus-pro sentiment, anchored liquidation levels and related metrics. CoinLobster answers a different question, who is trading size right now and what happened after past signals.

Is there a free version?

CoinLobster streams every coin live on a free account, no card. Hyblock is a paid platform.

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Every trade live across ~250 coins, named on-chain and Hyperliquid wallets, custom whale alerts. New accounts get 7 days of Pro. No card, nothing to cancel.

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