Whale Pressure (ranking)
What it shows
A ranking of tokens by the number of whale transactions (wallets >$1M USD) over the last 60 days, based on CEX flows across multiple chains. It shows where big-money activity concentrates: which token is currently the hottest in terms of whale movement and what share of total activity it holds.
How to read it
Read the ranking as a map of big-money attention, not a price-direction signal: a high transaction count says „something is happening here” but not whether it is buying or selling. Compare shares across tokens and track position changes over time, as a token climbing the list is drawing rising whale capital. Practical takeaway: a token that suddenly jumps to the top with a large share deserves a closer look at its flows and price before drawing conclusions.
Parameters
- Transaction count (TX)
- The total number of whale transactions (>$1M) for the token over the 60-day window.
- Positive reading: High and rising: active big-money interest in this token.
- Neutral reading: A low count: the token is off the whale radar for this period.
- Share of activity (%)
- What percentage of all whale transactions on the list belongs to this token.
- Positive reading: A rising share versus the previous read, which means whale capital is rotating into this token.
- Neutral reading: A stable share: the token's place in the interest hierarchy is unchanged.
- Ranking position
- The token's place in the top 10 list: the first three are marked with medals.
- Neutral reading: The top of the ranking shows where whales were most active (context, not a directional signal).
Example
BTC leads with 1,200 transactions (38% share), ETH is second with 800 (25%), and lower down a token that was outside the top 10 a week ago jumps to 4th with its share rising from 3% to 11%. That share jump signals whales turning attention to this token, so it is worth investigating its flows and price context.