Decode a whale wallet's story in 7 minutes

A whale address is not just a number — it has a behavioral pattern. Here is how to read it cold.

1. Open the address profile at /whale/<addr>. The header shows balance, entity label (if known), and the first/last seen timestamps.
2. Look at MVRV (Market Value / Realized Value). MVRV > 2 = currently sitting on 2x unrealized profit — high distribution risk. MVRV < 1 = underwater, often a strong holder.
3. Read the HODL Wave for this address. Coins in the >5y band moving for the first time = dormant wakeup. Coins in <1m band = active trading wallet.
4. Check the Whale Fingerprint: pattern (accumulator / distributor / swing), direction-bias, frequency, avg post-TX price impact. A "distributor" with rising frequency = imminent exit.
5. Scroll to Related Transactions to see if this wallet is part of a known cluster. Multi-input common-input clustering (Meiklejohn 2013) links co-owned addresses.
6. Open the AI chat and ask: "Summarize the activity of address <addr> in the last 30 days." Haiku reads the same on-chain data + writes a plain-English narrative.