๐ How to Use the Whale Wall Tracker
Our whale wall table helps you detect large hidden limit orders that can impact the market. Here's what each column means and how you can use the data to make smart trading decisions.
๐ What Each Column Means
- ๐Type: Buy (green) or Sell (red) limit wall.
- ๐ฆExchange: The platform the order is on, like Binance or Bybit.
- ๐ชCoin: The cryptocurrency involved (e.g. BTC, ETH).
- ๐ตPrice: Exact price level of the wall.
- ๐ขQuantity: Number of coins in the wall.
- ๐ฐValue ($): Total value of the wall (price ร quantity).
- ๐Distance (%): How far the wall is from current market price.
- โณAge: How long the wall has existed.
- โกVolatility: Price volatility around the wall (coming soon).
- ๐Volume: 24h trading volume of the asset.
๐ง How to Use It for Trading
- ๐งBig Buy Walls can act as support โ price might bounce off.
- ๐งฑBig Sell Walls act like resistance โ price might reject there.
- ๐Track changes in wall size and position โ shrinking walls may mean breakout coming.
- ๐ฏCombine this with other signals (volume, RSI, momentum) for best results.
๐ Example
If BTC is trading at $27,000 and thereโs a buy wall at $26,500 worth $2M:
- That price may be defended
- You could enter a long trade near $26,600
- Set your stop-loss below the wall (e.g. $26,450)
โ Frequently Asked
- Q: Are these real orders?
A: Yes, they are live limit orders from real order books.
- Q: Why do they disappear?
A: Some whales cancel or move their walls to manipulate price.
- Q: Can I see more exchanges?
A: We're adding more soon. Currently Binance & Bybit are included.