How to track whale wallets (step by step)
Updated: 2026-10-07 · MarketRadar Whale
Whale tracking means following wallets with large balances and seeing what they buy, sell, open and close. Blockchains are public, so it is possible for everyone at no cost.
Step 1: find a whale
Start from a credible ranking. For futures, Hyperliquid's public table shows each wallet's profit and account value. Our ranking keeps only wallets that actually trade.
Step 2: read the right numbers
- Total profit alone is not enough; compare 7-day and 30-day profit.
- Compare account value with volume: very high turnover means a short-term trader.
- Count closed trades; three good trades prove nothing.
Step 3: get alerts
Watching by hand is exhausting. Follow a wallet with the MarketRadar Whale Telegram bot and get a message when it opens, adds to or closes a position.
Common mistakes
- Blind copying: the whale may be hedging, not betting on direction.
- Delay: by the time you see it, price may have moved.
- Trusting one whale: watch several at once.
Free ranking of the top 100 Hyperliquid whales with profit and account value, plus a Telegram bot to follow any wallet.
Live ranking Telegram botFrequently asked questions
Yes, blockchain data is public and our ranking and bot are free.
Trust Wallet is a personal wallet and has no whale list; use an explorer or a tracker such as our ranking.
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Past results do not predict future results. This page is educational, not financial advice. — MarketRadar Whale