CoinLobster vs Lookonchain

Lookonchain writes up notable on-chain moves as posts. CoinLobster is the live feed underneath, with alerts. Free to view.

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How Lookonchain and CoinLobster compare

Lookonchain
CoinLobster
What it is
Curated posts about notable moves
The live feed you filter yourself
When you see it
When a post goes up
The second the trade happens
Coverage
Moves its editors pick
Every big trade on 18 exchanges, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum and Hyperliquid
Alerts
Follow its posts
Custom alerts on your coins, from free
Follow a wallet
Wallets named in its posts
Follow a Hyperliquid account and get pinged when it trades
Track record
Individual write-ups
Every signal scored, misses shown

Pick Lookonchain for

A human editor spotting the story in a move and telling it well.

Pick CoinLobster for

Seeing the big trades yourself as they land, filtered to your coins, with an alert when one does.

What counts as a whale trade

$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.

$250K+

On-chain Uniswap swaps, free. Pro shows them from $25K on Base and Arbitrum, $100K on Ethereum.

Free

Every coin on a free account, an hour late. No card.

Lookonchain vs CoinLobster: common questions

Is CoinLobster a Lookonchain alternative?
For a different job. Lookonchain writes up notable moves after the fact; CoinLobster streams the big trades as they happen across 18 exchanges, on-chain and Hyperliquid, and lets you filter, alert and follow yourself.
Can I get alerts instead of scrolling a feed?
Yes. Set an alert on your coins and you are pinged when a big trade lands, by push, email or Telegram. Alerts need a free account; the feed does not.
Does CoinLobster show wallets like Lookonchain?
On Hyperliquid, yes, and you can follow one. That exchange names the account on both sides of every trade, so you can open a wallet, read its live positions and get pinged when it trades again.
How much does it cost?
The live feed is free to view with no card. Pro is $29 a month and adds the full trade history, on-chain swaps down to $25K and more custom alerts.
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Free to view. A free account adds every coin an hour late and one custom alert.

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