Name: WhaleWatch: editorial review
Rating: 3
Author: PredictionToolkit

What is WhaleWatch?

The public feed is explicitly 15 minutes behind. Each trade supplies market, side, transaction size and wallet context; filters narrow buys or sells, topics and dollar-size thresholds. Top whales, hot markets, dollar volume and trade counts provide complementary activity views, while an email subscription offers a daily summary.

A large transaction can hedge another position, so its size alone does not reveal the wallet’s complete strategy. Compare both buy and sell views and open current market quotes rather than treating a delayed trade as an available price. The public screen documents research links rather than an automatic execution workflow.

Who it is for

For users wanting a straightforward public whale feed and researchers comparing both sides of activity.
For readers who prefer a daily digest rather than time-sensitive monitoring.

Features and coverage

Filter side, size and topic
Separate buys and sells and choose $10k, $25k, $50k, $100k or $500k thresholds within the relevant topic.
Wallet and market activity views
Browse top-wallet activity and hot markets, then compare dollar volume with trade count and follow links to the underlying wallet or contract.
Daily email digest
Use the site’s email subscription option to follow a daily activity summary.

Workflows with WhaleWatch

Investigate a concentrated burst

Select a threshold and topic and compare repeated trades across wallets before opening the relevant market and current liquidity.

Read buying and selling together

Use both side filters before interpreting an unusually large order, including the possibility that it offsets another position.

Build a research shortlist

Open hot markets and record their rules and current liquidity, then compare the historical trade with current quotes.

Pricing and total cost

The public feed can be accessed without payment. A Pro entry is visible, but the reviewed public page does not provide a complete price or entitlement table.

Getting started

Before you start: A large trade does not reveal the complete wallet strategy and may hedge another position. Dollar volume and number of trades measure different aspects of activity.

Open the public dashboard and read the displayed 15-minute delay.
Set buy/sell, size and topic filters and open a wallet or market of interest.
Compare current quotes with the historical trade and use the digest if a daily summary suits your workflow.

The public feed is delayed by 15 minutes and cannot establish a current fill opportunity.

Useful links

What to check

A large trade does not reveal the complete wallet strategy and may hedge another position. Dollar volume and number of trades measure different aspects of activity.
No automatic execution workflow is documented on the public screen, and the complete Pro cost and entitlement table remains unavailable in the reviewed material.

A closer look

Ratings & reviews

Editorial rating

3.0/ 5

0 user reviews

PredictionToolkit editorial

Our take on WhaleWatch

WhaleWatch makes large-trade research easy to narrow by side, size and topic in a public feed. Use it to investigate activity rather than follow an immediate execution price: the feed is delayed by 15 minutes. The cost of paid access also remains difficult to compare because Pro terms are incomplete.

Based on documented features, setup and access terms. How we rate