ENS Whale Activity
ENS market data
via CoinGeckoSee which wallets are trading $ENS
178 whale wallets traded $ENS across 1907 trades in the last 30 days. Pro unlocks the detail:
- ✦ See which 178 wallets are trading — addresses, trade sizes, entry prices
- ✦ Live trade-by-trade feed — every buy and sell as it happens
- ✦ 30-day flow chart — when the accumulation started and how it shifted
- ✦ Conviction scores — which wallets are high-confidence vs noise
What is ENS?
Ethereum Name Service (ENS) is a decentralized naming protocol built on Ethereum that enables users to register human-readable domain names linked to blockchain addresses and resources. The ENS token serves as the governance asset for the protocol, allowing holders to participate in decisions affecting the platform's development and operations. ENS addresses a core usability challenge in crypto by replacing long wallet addresses with intuitive, readable names. The token has developed a dedicated holder base, with significant accumulation patterns visible across major addresses. ENS token movements and whale wallet activity on Ethereum are continuously tracked and analyzed on Deep Blue Alpha.
About ENS Whale Tracking
Deep Blue Alpha tracked 178 distinct whale wallets actively trading ENS on Ethereum DEXes over the last 30 days, generating 1907 on-chain trades and $21.3M in total whale volume. Whale inflows totaled $9.82M against $11.48M in outflows, producing a net flow of $-1.66M — a 46.0% buy ratio indicating balanced positioning across the tracked whale wallets.
The ENS whale wallets are monitored in real-time across Uniswap V2/V3, CoW Protocol, 1inch, and other major Ethereum DEXs. Every ENS swap from a tracked whale wallet is captured within seconds of on-chain confirmation, classified by direction and size, and aggregated into the flow metrics above. The top whale wallets, recent trades, and historical flow charts on this page update continuously from live on-chain data.
This data reflects the Deep Blue Alpha tracked whale wallets only and is observational on-chain data. It is not financial advice, a trading signal, or a prediction of future price movement. Past whale wallet activity is not predictive of future results.
ENS Whale Tracking FAQ
▸ Are whales buying or selling ENS?
Over the last 30 days, Deep Blue Alpha tracked a 46.0% buy ratio on ENS — $9.8M in whale inflows against $11.5M in outflows, a net flow of $-1.7M, indicating balanced positioning across the tracked whale wallets.
▸ How many whales are trading ENS?
Deep Blue Alpha tracked 178 distinct whale wallets making 1907 ENS DEX trades over the last 30 days, totaling $21.3M in whale volume.
▸ What is the 30-day whale net flow on ENS?
The 30-day net whale flow on ENS is $-1.7M, from $9.8M in tracked whale inflows and $11.5M in outflows.
▸ Where does Deep Blue Alpha track ENS whale activity?
ENS whale wallets are monitored in real time across Uniswap V2 and V3, CoW Protocol, 1inch, and other major Ethereum DEXs. Every tracked-whale ENS swap is captured within seconds of on-chain confirmation and classified by direction and size.
▸ Is ENS whale data free to view?
Yes. Deep Blue Alpha is free to use with no signup required, and ENS whale flow stats are shown on this page. Full whale leaderboards, individual trades, and extended history are included free for top tokens and unlock on paid tiers for the complete tracked set.
▸ How often does ENS whale data update?
ENS whale trades are captured within seconds of on-chain confirmation and aggregated live, so the leaderboard and flow charts on this page reflect the latest tracked activity.
▸ What counts as a ENS whale on Deep Blue Alpha?
Deep Blue Alpha classifies a whale by trade size and on-chain volume rather than token holdings. On ENS, 178 such wallets met the threshold over the last 30 days.