How to find the address of a whale that earned 50 times in 3 days using existing resources?
How to locate a whale that earned 50x in 3 days using available resources?Original text: “How did I find the whale address that earned 50 times in 3 days?”
Author: litter bear
In the cryptocurrency market, whale investors have more resources and information, and their investment behavior often has a significant impact on the market. Therefore, it is crucial for investors to understand how to find and track whales who invest in tokens that perform well. This article will introduce how to find whale investors, understand and track their investment strategies and behaviors.
I recently found this wallet worth $25,000 on May 20th, and three days later it was worth $1,300,000!
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What coins did they buy to increase nearly 5000% in just a few days?
The wallet’s largest position is $RFD, which accounts for 99% of its investment portfolio, holding 13567175828 RFD (worth $1,327,042) with a first purchase price of $0.00000084, spending $16,300 to buy, and now worth $1,327,042, making a profit of $1,314,572.
How did I find the whale address that earned 50 times in 3 days?
How to find whale addresses?
1. Use CoinGecko
We only want wallets that have invested in tokens that perform well:
- Go to the CoinGecko website
- Click on the token with the highest return
- Select the time range
- Select the tokens you are interested in
- Take note of the chain they are on
- Take note of the token address
- Take note of the date when the token was at a lower price
Now that we have some tokens that perform well, we’re going to try to find wallets that invest in these assets.
For individual investors, it is recommended to ignore wallets that hold a large amount of meme coins because the holders of these wallets tend to have a more gambling-oriented investment behavior. They may repeat such investment decisions in the future, but they rarely achieve decent returns.
2. Use blockchain explorer
- Go to the relevant blockchain explorer
- Enter the token address
- Filter out addresses with large transactions
- Download a CSV list to look for a specific date
- Click on the address with the large transaction
- Avoid contract addresses
- Note down the address where you bought at a lower price date
- You can also filter by holders
- Note down whale addresses
This way, we can also compile some wallet addresses that may be useful.
3. Use bubble maps
- Go to the bubble maps website @bubblemaps
- Enter the token address
- Select the time period of interest
- See top holders during that period
- Filter out pre-sale addresses
This is a very fast way to visually identify some top holders of the token and also filter out addresses that may hold a large amount of the token due to presales.
4. Use Dune Analytics
Dune dashboard created by Mochi (@defi_mochi) is very powerful.
- Search for “Token Analyzer”
- Select the chain
- Enter the token address
- Enter how many days ago you want to see someone bought
- Now, you can see the highest profit holder
- Click on the address of interest, ignore contract addresses, and note down other addresses
Now, we can get more addresses that bought the token at a lower price.
5. Filter wallets
Now that we have an interested list of wallets that bought well-performing tokens.
- This might be luck, so now we need to further filter:
- Enter wallet addresses into DeBank (@DeBankDeFi), Arkham (@ArkhamIntel), or Zerion (@zerion) websites
- Filter transactions
- Look for token purchases and sales
- See if there is a profit record
- If so, this is a wallet worth considering
Filter out profitable wallets
We now have a list of whales that we are specifically interested in.
Now we need to find the whales with large profits.
We will use a dashboard.
Enter “Wallet purchase visualizer” on Dune (@DuneAnalytics).
This dashboard was created by Mochi (@defi_mochi) and is free for anyone to use.
- Query details: query date, query wallet (up to three wallets can be queried), chain where the token is located (currently only supports Arbitrum and Ethereum);
- Analysis details: Now you can see the purchase history of this wallet in the past X days; check the time of buying tokens, check the price at the time of purchase, pay attention to the addresses and prices of these tokens;
- Quick comparison
Now you can quickly compare with CoinGecko.
Go to CoinGecko, search for any token address, and compare the price with the purchase price.
- Create a list
Delete wallets that do not meet your criteria and keep a list of wallets that meet your requirements.
- Use robots to monitor wallets
Monitoring tools include:
- Cielo
- Maestro Bot
- Etherdrops tracking bot
You will receive alerts whenever any smart wallet of the whales you are monitoring trades.
By understanding the investment strategies of whale investors, we can better predict market trends and find the most promising tokens. Of course, there are still risks in investment, and we should always remain rational and cautious and do risk management.
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