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$340.5M
24h Volume
32%
Whale Net Direction
2,184
Active Wallets
13,045
Whale Moves
DEGOV2
Top Token
$19.3M
$-123.3M
Net Flow
Accumulation-side minus distribution-side
None
Whale Sentiment Index
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Top Coin Flows
▼ $-123.3M net
Net whale flow for the day’s highest-volume coins. Green = more on the accumulation side (mostly coins withdrawn from exchanges); red = more on the distribution side (mostly deposits to exchanges). Tap a bar to open the coin.
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Flow by Side
32% accum.
Accumulation-side versus distribution-side whale volume for the day. (This older report does not record the DEX/transfer split.)
Methodology note. Reports before September 6, 2026 counted both sides of each exchange transfer (the exchange’s wallet as well as the whale’s), so the volume, wallet count and accumulation share on this page overstate whale activity. Reports from September 6, 2026 onward were recalculated on tracked whale wallets only. Why it matters →

Market Mood

Bearish
Auto-generated whale flow summary based on net inflow/outflow ratio, volume, and notable moves for the day.

Whales leaned bearish with a 32% buy bias across 13,045 trades totaling $340.5M in volume. DEGOV2 led activity with $19.3M in whale volume. A total of 2,184 unique whale wallets were active, signaling a risk-off posture across the market. Net sell flow was -$123.3M, indicating distribution pressure.

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This report summarizes 24 hours of Ethereum whale activity from 20,000+ tracked wallets. Data covers DEX swaps across Uniswap V2/V3, CoW Protocol, 1inch, and other major DEXs, plus CEX deposit/withdrawal flows. Volume excludes stablecoins, wrapped assets, and synthetic tokens. Figures cover tracked whale wallets only. Exchange withdrawals and DEX buys count as accumulation-side flow; exchange deposits and DEX sells count as distribution-side. Most whale flow is exchange transfers, not DEX trades, so a withdrawal is a custody move, not an observed purchase. Not financial advice — past whale activity is not predictive of future results.