CoinLobster vs Whale Alert

A transfer tells you money moved. A trade tells you what a whale actually did: buy or sell, exact price, named venue, the second it happens.

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Buy vs sell flow (recent trades)
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Transfers vs Trades

Whale Alert
CoinLobster
What you see
Wallet transfers
Executed trades
Buy or sell
A transfer has no side
BUYSELL on every trade
Execution price
None
Exact fill price
Venue
Wallet labels
Named exchange or DEX
Coverage
Blockchains
15 exchange feeds+ Uniswap on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum
Did the whale sell?
A deposit is not a sale
You see the actual fill

Whale Alert does on-chain transfers well. But exchanges shuffle their own wallets constantly, and coins can sit on an exchange for weeks without a single sell. The feed shows the trade itself.

Whale trade floors

$1M+

BTC and ETH spot floor. $2M+ on futures, where trades run larger.

$400K+

Top majors like SOL, XRP and DOGE. $100K+ on the rest of ~250 coins.

$250K+

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