Whale net flow tracks whether the largest wallets are accumulating or distributing: the daily total of coins received minus sent across all wallets above the whale threshold (100k+), as one continuous Proof-of-Work → QRL 2.0 line. Sustained positive flow means whales are growing their holdings; sustained negative flow means they are reducing. Whale moves often precede market shifts because of their size.
Whale Net Flow
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Whale net flow / day (Quanta)
FAQ about this chart
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What is whale net flow?
It is the daily net change in coins held by 'whale' wallets — those above the whale threshold (100,000+ coins). It sums received minus sent across that cohort, so positive means whales took in more than they sent out (accumulation) and negative means the opposite (distribution).
Which wallets count as whales?
Wallets whose current balance is at or above the per-chain whale threshold (100,000 coins). The cohort is defined by today's balances and its flow is tracked back over time, so the chart shows how the wallets that are large now have been behaving. The consensus-banned 2022-exploit address is excluded (its balance is zeroed).
Why does whale flow matter?
Whales hold enough supply that their accumulation or distribution can move markets and shift concentration. Read it together with exchange net flow (whales sending to exchanges is a stronger sell signal) and the Nakamoto coefficient (whether control is concentrating).