🔗On-Chain

The "On-Chain" section provides the ability to track activity on the Ethereum network, monitor large market maker transfers, and monitor exchange wallet flows. This allows users to observe significant transactions and changes in asset allocation, which can be critical to understanding current trends and making informed trading decisions.

On-Chain Track

This category allows you to track large token movements by market makers such as DWF, Wintermute, Cumberland and other well-known market participants. This provides a unique opportunity to observe significant market transactions that can influence price dynamics and provide strategic trading opportunities Each notification includes an event description, the total amount of the transaction in USD, the token ticker, the number of tokens, the network, and a link to the transaction (Tx). This information helps users quickly react to the transaction and check its details in the blockchain explorer. Example | Example | Example | Example | Example | Example

🔥 Track Price - activate this feature and you will be able to monitor how the coin price changes during the first 5 minutes and an hour after you receive the information. 💡 Use token and keyword filters to fine-tune your alerts.

Exchange flows.

Categories 24 All Flows (exchange flows for 24 hours) and 1 All Flows (exchange flows for the last hour). Exchange flows show the amount of cryptocurrency that flows into and out of exchanges. These flows are often analyzed to understand market sentiment and potential price direction. The filters "Outflows", "Inflows", "Net Outflows", "Net Inflows" are mandatory to activate ✅. You need to select one of them or several/all. It is also mandatory to select ✅ one of the time intervals (you can select several filters). If you prefer to receive notifications less frequently, then select "Every 3 h" to receive lists every 3 hours. For 24 hour flows, you can set the interval to 3 or 12 hours if you are viewing the category 1 All Flows (last hour).

Here are the main aspects to consider:

1. Inflows: This is the amount of cryptocurrency sent to the exchange wallets. An increase in inflows is usually interpreted as a possible intention for holders to sell their assets, which can put downward pressure on prices.

2. Outflows: This is the amount of cryptocurrency being withdrawn from the exchange wallets. An increase in outflows can indicate that investors are withdrawing cryptocurrency to store it in safer wallets, which can signal an increase in confidence in the current market situation or an expectation of higher prices.

3. Net Flow: The difference between inflows and outflows. A positive net flow (more inflows than outflows) can be a sign of potential selling pressure, while a negative net flow (more outflows than inflows) can indicate a more bullish sentiment.

Net flow analysis is used by traders and analysts to assess possible short-term and long-term trends in the cryptocurrency market, helping them make informed decisions. Examples: Example | Example | Example | Example | Example | Example | Example | Example | Example | Example | Example 💡 Outflow and Inflow data reflect the total amount of cryptocurrency that has been transferred out of (or into) an exchange over a given period of time. This may include both user withdrawals and withdrawals from the exchanges themselves. Net Outflow and Net Inflow represent the difference between the total withdrawals and total deposits of cryptocurrency to an exchange over a given period of time. This allows you to assess the change in withdrawal activity from an exchange after incoming transactions are taken into account. If Net Outflow is positive, it means that withdrawals exceed deposits, which may indicate that users are choosing to withdraw cryptocurrency from the platform. Thus, Outflow data reflects the total amount of cryptocurrency withdrawn from exchanges, while Net Outflow represents the balance between withdrawals and deposits of cryptocurrency to the platform.