Flagged wallets and their holdings
How many flagged smart-money wallets hold the token, and what their holdings are worth in dollars.
Is smart money buying DEGEN?
29 Oct net flow
DEGEN's top 10 holders hold 35.2% of the supply; over the window the flagged smart-money wallets netted −$5.30k. Each band's volume is its share; the lanes' speeds are each day's USD against the window's largest; one rack canister stands for 5 wallets.
The centrifuge splits the supply by holder rank (outermost band the top 10); smart-money canisters ride the conveyor into the vault when the flagged wallets buy and out when they sell; the rack and the scale hold what they keep.
The real card
Smart money netflow, live on DEGEN. Switch to any cached token.
Smart money
Bought above the line in green, sold below in red; each chain its own shade
Every chain: 59 of 60 days stored (1 Sep to 29 Oct) · 59 covered · 59 priced · 59 with venue prices · 59 on the current computation
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What it is
Beside its flows, the smart-money panel says how much of the token the flagged cohort holds: the number of flagged wallets holding it and the dollar value of their combined position.
That position is the yardstick for the flows.
A $50k month of net buying means something different when the cohort holds $100k than when it holds $10M; the smart-money rules state the month's net as a share or a multiple of the position.
What goes into it
- 1
Each stored day carries the cohort's holding in USD and the number of flagged wallets holding; the panel's coverage repeats the latest of both, which the card's subtitle shows.
- 2
The rules set the 30-day net against the latest position, as a share or a multiple of it.
How to read it
- High
- The flagged cohort holds a large position in the token.
- Low
- The cohort holds little or none of it; its flows on this token rest on a few wallets.
- Rising
- The cohort's holding is growing, in dollars at the day's price: from buying, or from the price.
- Falling
- The cohort's holding is shrinking, from selling or from the price.
Evidence in the data, never advice
Common pitfalls
- Holdings are valued in dollars, so they move with price even when no flagged wallet trades.
- A large holding by one flagged wallet makes the token's smart-money figures that wallet's story.
See it on…
Where it stands out in the latest snapshot. Tokens under a $1M market cap are left out
Smart money accumulating most
Distributing most
Cards that show it
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Related
- Smart moneySmart money netflowNet buying by the wallets Blocktronics flags as proven smart money, in dollars per day: accumulating above zero, distributing below.
- HoldersSupply concentration and top-10 shareShare of supply held by the 10, 50 and 100 largest holders. Exchange and other infrastructure wallets are left out.
- SignalsSignal family: smart moneyRules on the flagged smart-money wallets: buying or selling streaks, a month of accumulation or distribution, and turns.
Every figure on this page comes from Blocktronics' stored, public reads. It describes what the data shows; it is not advice.