Whale Activity Center

Live-updating market intelligence in two feeds: monitored public headlines, filings and discussions — and observed large on-chain movements.

The information on this page is market data and educational analysis, not financial advice. Past on-chain activity does not guarantee future results. Always do your own research.

Published data snapshot

Periodic

Snapshot version: v971
Data age: 12m 3s
Generated: 12m ago
Published: 12m ago
Last ingestion: 5h ago
Last provider check: 12m ago
Last event: 5h ago

Whale Activity

STALEnewest 5h 45mpipeline healthy · checked 12m ago

Observed large movements across tracked wallets. The list below refreshes automatically as new events are ingested, but on-chain ingestion is periodic, not a live stream — the pipeline was last checked 12m ago and the newest event is 5h 45m old. Consecutive similar events fold into one line — expand to inspect each transfer.

Auto-refreshing — on-chain ingestion is periodic, not a live stream

Whale activity — last 30 days (all chains & types, gross observed value — both legs of a round trip count)

All chains ETHEREUM BASE ARBITRUM SOLANA·All types Buy (observed swap)Sell (observed swap)Large transfer Exchange inflow ✦Exchange outflow ✦Accumulation Distribution New whale wallet·Any size ≥ $250K ≥ $1M

ObservationMedium confidence

Whale flow in this view skews toward distribution — selling and exchange-inflow events outweigh accumulation.

RD WBTC-WETH-500 saw the most whale value — $85K across 3 events from 1 wallet.

Computed from the on-chain data on this page — no AI model involved. Educational, not financial advice.

2 × Sell (observed swap)$69K total

ARB180d ago – 195d ago

2 similar movements from the same wallet. Expand ↓

0x20b9…9996ARBITRUMScore 44/100observed 180d ago · detected 12d ago · via etherscan

$31KSwapped 180.8K ARB → 0.336 WBTC (~$31K)proof ↗180d ago
$38KSwapped 174.9K ARB → 0.391 WBTC (~$38K)

How to read this feed

Events are automated observations of past on-chain transfers above per-chain thresholds (see Methodology). An exchange inflow or accumulation pattern is a data point to research further — not a trading signal, prediction, or recommendation.