Arbitrum (ARB) Whale Trades Today● Refreshed every 30 min

What counts as a Arbitrum whale trade?

This page tracks executed ARB trades of $100K or more on spot venues ($200K+ on futures, where trades run larger) across 15 exchanges: Binance, Bybit, OKX, Coinbase, Kraken, BitMEX and more. Each row is one real trade on an exchange: its direction (buy or sell), USD value, price and exchange. The 24-hour stats above add those trades up into buy flow, sell flow, the biggest single trade and the busiest exchange for Arbitrum.

How is a whale trade different from a transfer?

Most whale trackers show on-chain transfers (coins moving between wallets). A transfer tells you money moved; it doesn't tell you whether anyone bought or sold. A trade is different: someone committed $100K+ at a specific price, in a specific direction, on a specific exchange. When several large ARB trades stack in the same direction within minutes, you can see it here and in the live whale feed as it happens.

How can I dig deeper on ARB?

The Arbitrum terminal pairs these trades with the combined orderbook across exchanges, funding rates, open interest and liquidations, so you can see what the rest of the market was doing around each trade. Coin overview has ARB's price, market cap, rank and venues at a glance. A free account (no card) streams every coin live with the last 12 hours behind it; Pro ($29/mo) adds the whole history, what price did after each trade, custom whale alerts (browser push and sound) and smart signals.

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