Question 1

How are whale wallets identified?

Accepted Answer

Whale wallets are identified by monitoring derivatives exchanges for accounts with consistently large position sizes. Wallets are added to the tracking list based on sustained high-capital activity, not one-off trades.

Question 2

How often are whale positions updated?

Accepted Answer

Whale positions are collected every 5 minutes from derivatives exchanges. Each collection records the wallet address, asset, position size in USD, direction (long/short), leverage, and entry price. The consensus signal recalculates every 15 minutes.

Question 3

What data is collected for each whale?

Accepted Answer

For each tracked wallet, Swarm Intellect records: open positions (asset, size, direction, leverage), position changes over time, dollar-weighted long/short ratio, and historical activity patterns. Over 4 million whale position records have been collected.

Question 4

Can whale tracking predict price movements?

Accepted Answer

Whale tracking shows where large capital is positioned, not where price will go. It is one data point among many. Swarm Intellect is an informational tool, not financial advice. Past signal accuracy does not guarantee future results.

Whale Wallet Tracking