Whale Sentiment Index
One daily score, 0–100, summarizing whether tracked Ethereum whales were net buyers or net sellers — computed from real on-chain DEX trades. Updated every minute.
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How the index is computed
Every score is derived from real on-chain DEX trades made by the whale wallets Deep Blue Alpha tracks on Ethereum — no surveys, no social data, no price inputs. Two components are measured over the trailing 24 hours:
volume_sentiment = bullish USD volume ÷ all directional USD volume × 100
Whale Sentiment Index = (trade_sentiment + volume_sentiment) ÷ 2
Trade sentiment counts every whale as one vote regardless of size — it captures breadth. Volume sentiment weights by dollars — it captures where the big money went. Averaging the two means neither a swarm of small wallets nor a single giant trade can dominate the reading.
What's excluded, and why: quote-side assets — ETH, WETH, liquid staking derivatives, all stablecoins, wrapped BTC, and gold tokens — are excluded so each trade counts once on its directional side. (A whale buying LINK with USDC produces both a LINK buy and a USDC sell in raw data; counting both legs would cancel every trade toward 50.) Also excluded: transactions classified as neutral or noise, blacklisted spam tokens, and data-error outliers above $1B; single trades are capped at $100M in the volume component. These are the same filters behind the dashboard's sentiment readings — the index and the dashboard always agree.
One value per UTC day is stored permanently; today's value refreshes from the rolling 24-hour window roughly every minute.
What the index is not: it does not measure price, social media mood, or fear. It measures one thing — whether tracked whale wallets bought more than they sold — and reports it after the fact.