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Whale Tracker

Half the work in trading is finding the right opportunity.
Our bot does that half of the work for you.

A bot that watches the crypto markets continuously and alerts you the moment a coin pumps or dumps. Each alert is sent with its context, then stays available in a dashboard that shows what it actually did — the good calls and the bad ones alike.

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Premium — Discord · paid-calls

A typical alert sent by the bot. Switch between the two versions to see what each channel receives.

Proof

Measured numbers, not cherry-picked screenshots.

Most signal services never publish their real results. Here are ours, across the full sample — the good alerts and the bad ones alike.

1,158

alerts analysed

The entire sample used to validate the filter. No alert was dropped after the fact.

out-of-sample confirmations

The filter was re-tested three times on data it had never seen. It held every time.

−4.09% → −2.44%

average move after the alert

Depending on the market regime. The validated signal identifies downside reversals — it is a dump signal.

p = 0.001

statistical significance

Roughly a one-in-a-thousand chance of seeing this result by luck alone.

What these numbers do not say

These are averages over past data, not a forecast. A favourable average rules out neither losing streaks nor alerts that go the wrong way. Whale Tracker broadcasts a signal, not investment advice, and never places an order on your behalf.

Side by side

One dump, two versions.

The bot detects the move once. What changes after that is how much information reaches each channel — and when it lands. Here are the two versions of the STX dump on 25 August.

STX · dump −3.25% · 25/08

FreeDiscord · free-calls
Free — Discord · free-calls

Two numbers: price and volume. Enough to know something is happening — not enough to judge whether it's worth acting on.

PremiumDiscord · paid-calls
Premium — Discord · paid-calls

The confidence score up top, then the full context: strength of the move, size of the volume anomaly, liquidity of the coin.

Field by field
DataFreePremium
What both channels give you
Direction and moveThe raw signal is identical on both sides.−3.25%−3.25%
Price at trigger$0.2678$0.2678
24h volume$91.35M$91.35M
What premium adds
Confidence scoreThe graded rating that separates a clean dump from a doubtful move. Dump alerts only.absent★★★★★
RSI (14)Places the move in its trend — oversold, or just a breather.absent26
Volume spikeThe volume anomaly that fired the alert, quantified.absent×23.2
CoinMarketCap rankThe coin's liquidity — decisive in knowing whether the move is tradable at all.absent#88
When the alert landsOn a dump that plays out in seconds, that gap changes everything.+60 secondsimmediate
DashboardEvery past alert, its post-alert tracking and the extremes reached over 30 minutes — enough to recompute the published statistics yourself.absentfull history

The free channel tells you something is happening, late. The premium channel tells you what, how much, and with what confidence.

What sets it apart

Three things you won't find elsewhere.

Plenty of bots announce price moves. Here's what actually changes from one day of using it to the next.

  1. 01

    It fires on the candle in progress

    Most detectors wait for a candle to close before concluding — up to a minute lost. Here the analysis runs on the candle still forming, and a full sweep repeats every two to thirty seconds depending on the headroom the API allows. On a move that plays out in seconds, that gap is the whole game.

  2. 02

    Pumps and dumps, not just dumps

    The bot alerts both ways: a coin spiking as well as a coin dropping. The confidence rating, though, only appears on dumps — that's the one case where it has been statistically validated. Tested on pumps, it doesn't hold, so we don't invent it. Extending the score to pumps is the next piece of work.

  3. 03

    A product that moves, shaped by subscribers

    Every new alert feeds the dataset used to sharpen the filter: today's bot isn't the one from six months ago, and next year's will be better. Subscribers get a direct channel to flag what's missing or in the way — several parts of the current alert came from exactly that.

Dashboard

Check for yourself instead of taking our word.

This is what's missing everywhere else: a complete, browsable history where every alert broadcast is tracked minute by minute after it goes out. The numbers at the top of this page come from this table — you can recompute them.

Screenshot of the Whale Tracker dashboard: alert history table
The subscriber dashboard: full history, post-alert movement and 30-minute extremes.

Nothing disappears

Every alert stays, including the ones that went the wrong way. It's the only way to make a statistic verifiable.

Automatic post-alert tracking

Each signal is revisited at +1, +5, +15 and +30 minutes, with the maximum drawdown and run-up reached over the half hour.

Filter by direction and intensity

Pumps, dumps, or both — and sort by size of the move to isolate the cases you care about.

Standalone subscriber login isn't in place yet: it's the next piece of work. Better said here than discovered after paying.

Plans

Two ways to receive the alerts.

One paid tier, that's it. The free channel delivers a real signal — just throttled: less information, and a 60-second delay on the market.

Free

€0

Discord · free-calls

  • Throttled pump & dump alerts

    The signal goes out without the score badge or the full detail found in the premium paid-calls channel.

  • 60-second delay on the market

    On a dump that plays out in seconds, that delay can be enough to miss it entirely.

  • Opt-in alert roles

    A useful ping so you don't miss anything — but it changes neither the alert's content nor its delay.

Premium

Unthrottled

€29/ month

Telegram · paid-calls · dashboard · direct support

  • Real-time alerts

    Without the 60-second delay applied to the free channel.

  • Full dashboard

    The history of every alert broadcast, with the highest and lowest prices reached 30 minutes after the alert. This is where the numbers at the top of the page can be checked — nothing is removed, including the alerts that went the wrong way.

  • Score badge on dump alerts

    A confidence rating graded from 1 to 5 stars. It appears on dumps only: the filter was tested on pumps and does not hold there — so no rating is invented for them.

  • Unthrottled paid-calls channel

    The complete call information, with no broadcast delay.

  • Premium support

    A direct reply for questions, suggestions and problems.