Good questions. Clear answers.
Understand the tracker, local watchlists, public wallet research, and the boundaries of this static educational website.
What is a whale wallet?
For this site, a whale wallet is a research topic involving a comparatively large address balance or movement. There is no universal threshold used here. Choose the asset, time window, and size measure before comparing cases.
Is the tracker showing live transactions?
No. The tracker contains clearly labeled fictional research cases. Filters and local watchlist saving work, but balances and transfers are not fetched from a blockchain. See data sources and coverage.
Do I need to connect my wallet?
No. This website never requests a wallet connection, signature, seed phrase, or private key. You can read guides, browse examples, and save sample cases without connecting a wallet.
Can a large transfer tell me what to buy?
The site does not treat a transfer as a recommendation. First establish what the record shows, then inspect the context. Our copying-whale-trades guide explains the missing inputs in an apparent signal.
How are KOL wallet identities verified?
The research method starts with voluntary public disclosures and preserves the exact scope of the source. The site does not list unverified real-world owners or infer private identities. Read the KOL research checklist.
Where is my watchlist stored?
Saved sample-case IDs stay in this browser’s local storage when it is available. They are not sent to a server or synced between devices. The watchlist page includes removal and export controls.
Does the AI section analyze an address for me?
No. The AI section contains editorial examples explaining how evidence-based summaries can be structured. No model inference or prediction service is connected.
Can I enter my own wallet address?
This research edition offers fictional cases and direct explorer links rather than an address-entry feature. Open a relevant external explorer for an actual address.
Will the site send alerts after I save a case?
No. Saving stores a case ID locally. There is no background monitoring, notification permission request, or email-delivery integration.
Can I take the saved list to another device?
Use Export watchlist JSON on the watchlists page. The file documents your saved sample cases. The site does not currently provide an import control or automatic cross-device synchronization.
How do I report an error?
Use the contact page and include the page, the claim or issue, and supporting public evidence. Never include wallet secrets.
A little curiosity. A bigger picture.
Explore the cases. Learn the signals. Make room for the context.