Crypto · Stocks · ETFs · On-chain whale tracking
See what whales, funds and institutions did — with the evidence behind every number
Large crypto wallets, institutional managers and ETFs all leave public records — on-chain transfers and SEC filings. BFYP turns them into plain-language research, and says so when the data is too thin to answer.
Educational information only — not financial advice. No credit card required.
- Accumulation — received more than sent
- Distribution — sent more than received
Only movements above $100.0K are shown
Activity seen on 30 of the 101 wallets we track · last 24h
Latest detected whale events — real data
- Distribution$66.71MUSDT9 hours ago
- Distribution$116.38MWETH9 hours ago
- Distribution$8.70MUSDC9 hours ago
Every event links to its wallet, its evidence, and the option to follow or set an alert.
Data freshness: slower than usual, updated 26m ago.Details →
This is the actual product
Not a mockup and not a screenshot — the panel below is the same code the app runs, reading the same published snapshot as your dashboard. The bar each row had to clear is the detector’s own threshold, not a number we retyped for this page.
Latest detected whale events
Every row shows the exact bar it had to clear — per chain and per event kind, read from the detector’s own thresholds. When was this checked?
| Event | Token | Chain | Amount | Bar cleared | Observed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| distribution | USDT | ETHEREUM | $66.71M | $1.00M | 9h ago |
| distribution | WETH | ETHEREUM | $116.38M | $1.00M | 9h ago |
| distribution | USDC | ETHEREUM | $8.70M | $1.00M | 9h ago |
2,242,175
Transfers analyzed
49,655
Whale events detected
101
Wallets tracked — selected plus previously discovered, not exhaustive
48
AI reports generated
Real counts from our own database — the current published snapshot.
Numbers are the easy part
Plenty of tools will hand you a dashboard full of figures. Here is what we hold ourselves to instead — and where you can verify each one.
We show the arithmetic
Every 0–100 score opens up into the weighted factors that produced it, with the weights published. No black boxes, no “proprietary signal”.
Read the weights and thresholds →We name what we don't know
A dash means we could not establish the value — it never quietly becomes a zero. A thin track record reads “Insufficient data”, not a confident score.
See confidence on every score →We date everything
Each surface states when its data was generated, published and last checked, and says Periodic, Delayed or Stale — never a default “Live”.
Check the provenance strip →We tell you what changed — and whether it was us
Every conviction score that moves is attributed component by component, in points. And a move caused by our own coverage changing — a measurement that appeared or went dark — is labelled as exactly that, never dressed up as a market event.
Read today's change journal →We refuse to answer on weak data
When coverage is too thin or a source is stale, the AI declines and tells you which check failed. A refusal before any research runs costs nothing. After research has run, a Quick or Research answer our validator rejects costs nothing either; a rejected Deep run is charged only for the work that ran, never above the ceiling you confirmed.
See how research is gated →We never tell you what to buy
Generated text is automatically rejected if it slips into buy, sell or price-prediction wording. This is research, and it stays research.
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What can you investigate?
Smart money leaves a public record — the blockchain for crypto, SEC filings for stocks, institutions and ETFs. These four surfaces are different ways into those records.
Any token, whole market
~15,000 coins searchable: price, market cap, supply, contracts — plus holder analytics and structure scores when the token crosses our tracked universe.
Open Token Research →Wallet research
Look up a tracked wallet: its observed transfers, with custody wallets monitored separately. The tracked set is capped — selected wallets plus previously discovered ones — not every address on-chain. Smart Money scores and rankings are withheld until their coverage is verified.
Open wallet research →Intelligence Feed
Headlines and official filings from monitored public sources, classified by fixed rules, each linked to its original source.
Open the Intelligence Feed →Stocks, ETFs & institutions
As-filed SEC fundamentals, ETF holdings from N-PORT, and 13F portfolios of major institutional managers — primary-source data, always linked.
Open Stock Research →AI Research
Ask a question. Get an answer you can check.
Not a chatbot guessing from the internet. Ask about a company, a token or an ETF, and BFYP researches it against the data it already holds — then shows you where every figure came from.
- 01
You ask
In plain language. “What changed in this token over the last 24 hours?”
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It researches
BFYP pulls from its own stored market, on-chain and filing data — never from an open web search.
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You can check it
Every figure carries the evidence it came from. When the data is not there, the answer says so instead of inventing it.
2–172 credits per question, by depth. Free accounts get credits every month.
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- Watchlist and alerts to keep an eye on things
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Frequently asked questions
Is this financial advice?
No. BetterForYourPocket is a research platform: it shows observed on-chain data, explains it, and links to the evidence. It never recommends buying or selling, and our AI reports are automatically rejected if they contain advice wording.
Where does the data come from?
On-chain transfers come from public blockchain indexers (Etherscan, Blockscout, Helius, Esplora); on EVM chains we read ERC-20 token transfers only, not native ETH or POL yet. On Solana, only transactions in which the wallet's own address appears are read: SPL tokens received on one of its token accounts without it (typically exchange withdrawals and payments) are not read yet. Market data comes from CoinGecko, and US stock fundamentals, ETF holdings and institutional 13F portfolios from SEC EDGAR — all public primary sources. Every derived score is computed by our own engine; the full method is public on the Methodology page.
What does a Smart Money score mean?
A 0–100 summary of observed historical behavior across seven factors. Scores are withheld everywhere on BFYP for now, for every plan, until we have verified which wallets count as Smart Money and which are protocol or exchange contracts.
What's really free?
The whale activity feed, token research across the whole market, 3 watchlist entries, 3 alert rules and 52 AI credits a month — 7 reports at today's cheapest report price. Paid tiers raise the caps — nothing here is 'unlimited', and we say so.
Can I look up any wallet?
You can search any address, but profiles exist only for the wallets in our tracked set (selected wallets plus previously discovered ones) — a capped set refreshed in rotation, not every address on-chain. Whole-market token data covers ~15,000 coins today.
Research tools, not investment advice
BetterForYourPocket provides market data, analytics, and educational information only. It does not provide financial advice, investment recommendations, or guarantees of returns.
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