Live snapshot
Two-Layer live feed
Top moves in the last 24 hours
Each row shows what happened (Layer 1) and why it might matter (Layer 2). Larger USD value first.
Cross-asset context
Cluster attribution
Top entity clusters
Addresses we have attributed to a same-owner cluster via Layer-1 external labels (confidence ≥ 0.95). Layer-3 graph-proximity adds 8 additional behavioral clusters at confidence 0.40.
FAQ
Frequently asked
What counts as an ETH whale transaction?
Any on-chain transaction where the ETH amount or token-equivalent crosses our threshold. We track native-ETH transfers and major ERC-20 movements (USDT, USDC, WETH, stETH, and others) that match institutional-size patterns.
How do you cluster ETH addresses?
Hybrid two-layer approach. Layer 1 uses external entity labels (134 curated, growing) — high precision, narrow coverage. Layer 3 uses transaction-graph proximity with strict safety filters (excludes shared exchange/bridge counterparties). Confidence is exposed in API responses.
How do I get the raw data?
REST API at /v1/eth/whales/recent, /v1/eth/address/<addr>, /v1/eth/cluster/<cluster_id>. Bearer authentication required (Research tier). MCP server exposes the same data to Claude / Cursor / ChatGPT via seven ETH-specific tools.
When does the page update?
Every hour at the top of the hour. Live whale-feed lags ~5 minutes behind the chain (block-confirmation + indexer batching). For real-time alerts, use the Bluesky or Twitter feeds.