Whale alertsthis week

Everything you need to invest and trade from a cold wallet

Technical analysis on five timeframes, derivatives, options and order flow for 250 coins, whale moves over $25 million, and a full analysis of your wallets on 18 networks.

You sign up with a public address, a username and a password. Nothing else.

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The week's biggest moves, live from whale alerts

Markets250 coins · 5 timeframes · 29 indicators · 6 exchanges

Technical analysis, derivatives and options for 250 coins

Technical analysis of Ethereum
  1. Five timeframes15 minutes to 1 week, each with its own verdict
  2. The overall reading12 oscillators and 17 moving averages combined
  3. Every indicatorIts value and its Buy, Sell or Neutral signal

Further down: trend strength, Supertrend, volatility, 19 candlestick patterns and every month's return since the coin's first year. Technicals

Pivot points, volume profile, support and resistance
  1. Pivot points in five methodsClassic, Fibonacci, Camarilla, Woodie and DeMark
  2. Volume profileThe most traded price and the value area
  3. Support and resistanceWith how many times the price turned there

Levels are worked out for the timeframe you are looking at, with the current price marked on them. Key levels

Funding, open interest and long/short across exchanges
  1. Funding rateWhat longs pay shorts, with its 7 and 30-day averages
  2. Long/shortAll accounts against the top traders
  3. Six exchangesFunding and open interest on Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, Hyperliquid and dYdX

Open interest, basis and futures volume sit next to them. Derivatives

Implied volatility, put/call ratio and max pain
  1. Implied volatilityDeribit's DVOL: the yearly move options are pricing in
  2. Put/call ratioProtection against a fall, against bets on a rise
  3. Max painFor every coming expiry, compared with the price

For BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, AVAX, TRX and HYPE, from Deribit. Options

Order flow, liquidations and the order book
  1. Buy and sell pressureAggressive orders on spot and futures, from 1 hour to 7 days
  2. LiquidationsLongs and shorts closed by force
  3. The order bookDepth, spread and the biggest walls, live

For Ethereum tokens, the page also lists the holders and the ten largest wallets. Order flow

The Pro chart
  1. Seven timeframesFrom 1 minute to 1 week
  2. 27 indicatorsOn the price or in their own panel
  3. 14 drawing toolsFibonacci, measure, notes and more
  4. Your setup, savedFor each coin, on any device

The Pro chart opens in its own tab from any coin, and exports a picture of what you drew. Pro chart

The Ethereum coin page
  1. Pro chartThe full charting workspace for this coin
  2. Live priceWith the day's range and the price in BTC
  3. Futures positioningFunding, open interest and buy pressure
  4. TechnicalsThe daily verdict, one click from the full page

Every coin also gets a daily written reading by Siade AI, with its main risk, and its contract address to check you have the real token. Coin page

The top 250 coins
  1. The state of the marketMarket cap, BTC dominance, gas and Fear & Greed
  2. The top 250 coinsWith gainers, losers and the most traded
  3. The day's biggest movesTop gainers and losers in 24 hours

The latest whale moves sit under the list, and any coin opens its own page. Market

Portfolio18 networks · any number of wallets · nothing to sign

Your wallets, rebuilt from every transfer they ever made

Add any public address. Nothing to sign and nothing to connect.

The Wallet overview
  1. Total valueIn dollars, bitcoin or ether
  2. Any number of walletsAdded by public address, nothing to sign
  3. Tokens with no real marketKept out of your total
  4. Profit and lossUnrealized and realized, from what you actually paid

A separate watchlist keeps the wallets you only follow out of your totals. Overview

Performance against ETH and BTC
  1. Time-weighted returnDeposits kept apart from gains
  2. Against ETH and BTCYour result, in percentage points
  3. What ifThe same money all in ETH, or all in BTC
  4. Money in and outWhat you added, took out and paid in fees

It also shows which coins drove your result and which held it back. Performance

Risk and returns
  1. Volatility and biggest fallMeasured on your own history
  2. Return per unit of riskWhat the swings you took paid you
  3. Falls from the peakEvery drawdown over the period
  4. Worst day, week and monthWith their dates

Further down: value at risk in dollars and stress tests such as Bitcoin −20% or stablecoins losing their peg. Risk

Allocation by coin and sector
  1. ConcentrationLargest position, top 3 and your BTC and ETH share
  2. Effective assetsHow many coins you really hold
  3. By sectorAlso by wallet, network and theme
  4. How the mix changedOver a month, a year or all time

Set a target split and the page tells you how much to buy or sell to get back on it. Allocation

Diversification score
  1. A score from 0 to 100With its breakdown
  2. Independent betsHow many separate investments you really hold
  3. Coins that move as oneAnd which ones really diversify you
  4. What would improve itEach change with its new score

Twenty coins that all follow Bitcoin count as one bet here. Diversification

Security checkup
  1. Health scoreFrom six checks
  2. Spending approvalsWhat each could take, with a link to revoke it
  3. What to fix firstTraps in the tokens you hold, in order
  4. Address poisoningLook-alike addresses planted in your history

Stablecoin pegs, payments to flagged addresses and spam tokens are checked too. Security

Transactions and realized profit
  1. Average cost or FIFOSwitch to the method your country uses
  2. Realized profitEvery exit rebuilt from the chain, with its price
  3. Best and worst exitsWith how long you held each one
  4. Profit by coinBought, sold, returned and in profit

Export everything as CSV for your accountant. Transactions

Activity: every transaction explained
  1. Gas you paidAcross every network
  2. A year-long calendarThe days you were active
  3. Filters, search and CSVBy type, network, coin or address
  4. In plain wordsSwaps, bridges, sends and contract calls

The whole history of every wallet, not only the last few weeks. Activity

Wallet analyser
  1. TraitsVeteran, active trader, uses DeFi, dormant…
  2. Where its money comes from and goesPeople, contracts and exchanges
  3. When it actsHours and days, in your local time
  4. Who it deals withIts top 30 counterparties

It works on your own wallets and on any whale you follow. Analyser

Whales, news and staking9 networks · 20 news sources · Ethereum staking

What the big wallets and the headlines are doing

Whale alerts
  1. Moves of $25 million or moreIn one move, or added up over a week
  2. Into and out of exchangesOften ahead of selling, or after buying
  3. Nine networksEthereum, Bitcoin, BNB Chain, Base and more
  4. Every moveWith its transaction; exchanges, bridges and bots filtered out

Follow any whale in one click and study it like your own wallet. Whale alerts

A news story with its analysis
  1. The original sourceOne click away
  2. Twenty outletsFiltered and grouped by topic
  3. Related storiesFrom the same topic
  4. Siade AI's analysisSentiment, impact and the points to take away

Every story has a public link you can share. News

Ethereum staking
  1. ETH stakedIts dollar value and share of supply
  2. APR and queuesNetwork yield, entry and exit queues
  3. Liquid staking and restakingBy provider
  4. Since 2021Staked ETH, supply and APR over time

Also: issuance and burn, MEV and relay censorship, and client diversity. Staking

SWOPWindows · 43 languages · source code on GitHub

Sign from your cold wallet on your own computer

SWOP generates wallets, sends ETH and tokens and connects to dApps. The key is used on your computer and erased when SWOP closes.

SWOP
The real app, in your browser

SWOP and Whales OS, a bootable USB for signing fully offline, are included and download from your account.

Subscribe3 steps · paid in ETH · 30 days
$10a month
  • Access30 days, nothing renews on its own
1

Enter your wallet address

The public address your account is built on. Nothing is signed and nothing connects.

2

Send $10 in ETH

To an address generated for you. The amount is held for 10 minutes while you send it.

3

Choose a name and a password

Your 30 days start when the payment confirms.

What we ask for

  • A public wallet address
  • A username
  • A password

What we never ask for

  • Email or phone number
  • Your name or an ID document
  • A card or bank details
  • Private keys or recovery phrases

The website only reads public addresses and cannot move funds. SWOP's source code is published on GitHub, and every download comes with its checksum.

QuestionsAnything else is in the docs

Why is it paid in ETH?

A card or a bank transfer would mean asking for your name, your card and your address. Paying in ETH lets the account exist with nothing but a username and a password.

Can the website move my funds?

No. It only reads public addresses and no private key is stored on it. Sending, signing and connecting to dApps happen in SWOP, on your computer. How security works

Is there a free trial?

No. Nothing renews by itself either: a subscription is 30 days and nothing more. If it is not for you, you simply do not pay again.

Do I need SWOP?

Only to operate from a cold wallet: send tokens, sign contracts, stake or join a presale without giving your key to a website. The analysis works in the browser without it.

How is the price in my currency worked out?

It is a conversion of $10 at today's rate, to give you an idea. What you send is $10 worth of ETH at the moment you subscribe.

Which networks are supported?

Ethereum, Bitcoin, Solana, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche, Gnosis, Celo, Linea, Scroll, Blast, Mantle, Cronos, Moonbeam and Fantom.

What happens when the 30 days end?

Access to the member sections stops and nothing is deleted. Your addresses, settings and support history are there when you pay again.

What if I lose my password?

There is no email to reset it by. You prove the account is yours by sending $0.50 in ETH from its wallet, and choose a new password. How recovery works

$10 a month · paid in ETH · no email, no card, no name

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