Unusual whale activity right now
What just turned unusual on each coin: whale trading, forced closes, a costly fee. And what the price did the last times.
What stands out in the last day: whales bought all three.
What stands out in the last day: whales bought all three.
Whales traded three coins heavily 6 to 15 hours ago, and all three are down since, while the market is flat today.
See the numbers
They traded $202M of BTC both ways (down 2.8% since) and bought SOL (down 3.1% anyway) and DOGE (down 3.9% anyway). The last 9 times whales traded BTC both ways like this split 1 higher, 4 lower and 4 about flat a day later, typically moving about 1.0% either way; the last one, 4 days ago, was up 1.0%.
Right now
Earlier today
Also unusual, no price for these: UBTCselling, 2h agoTBTCbuying, 14h agoKBTCboth ways, 15h agoCIRBTCboth ways, 21h agoUETHbuying, 22h ago
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Every time, every coin
Whales A day after whale buying the price was higher 46% of the time (ordinary 47%); after selling, lower 40% (ordinary 44%); after trading both ways, higher 38% (ordinary 40%). An hour after, it moved more than usual 61% of the time (ordinary 50%).
Forced closes A day after bets on a rise were force-closed the price was higher 43% of the time (ordinary 41%); after bets on a fall were, higher 43% (ordinary 47%).
Costly bets A day after betting on a rise turned costly the price was higher 30% of the time, less often than ordinary (43%); after betting on a fall did, higher 39% (ordinary 38%).
The counts behind these
Whales 2,350 times on 141 coins since Aug 16
After whales bought 942 times
After whales sold 1,233 times
After whales traded both ways 175 times
Forced closes 946 times on 67 coins since Aug 16
After bets on a rise were force-closed 475 times
After bets on a fall were force-closed 471 times
Costly bets 663 times on 129 coins since Aug 16
After betting on a rise turned costly 209 times
After betting on a fall turned costly 454 times
Ordinary is the same coin's other hours within 7 days either side of each time, counted the same way on the same prices. Moved more than usual means further, up or down, than the middle move of those ordinary hours.
Not financial advice. A past move does not tell you the next one.
How this is counted
- Unusual means whales traded far more of the coin in one hour than is normal for it, after at least six quiet hours. The last times are the same coin with whales on the same side, in the last 90 days.
- Forced closes: within one minute, bets on one side were closed by force on at least three exchanges. Costly bets: the fee to keep a bet open, averaged across exchanges, went past 0.05% (for bets on a rise) or 0.03% (for bets on a fall). Each is compared only with earlier times of its own kind on the same coin and side.
- Moved more than usual means the move a day later was further, up or down, than the middle move of that coin's ordinary hours over a day. Ordinary hours beat their own middle move half the time.
- A day later is the price 24 hours after the end of the hour the unusual trading began, against the price at the end of that hour. Within half a percent either way is about flat. Since it began is counted from the price when it was logged where we hold one, otherwise from the end of that hour.
- Prices are our own hourly prices across exchanges where we hold them. For a coin or an hour we do not hold, they are Hyperliquid's hourly prices, and that time is counted on Hyperliquid's prices from start to finish, never a mix. The row says "on Hyperliquid" and the coin's page marks each such time.
- Ordinary is the same coin's other hours within seven days either side of each time, counted the same way on the same prices, with every hour inside an unusual time left out. A time with fewer than 72 such hours around it has no ordinary and is left out of that comparison; the counts say how many it rests on.
- No price means neither has a price for that moment. It is counted as no price, never as a move.