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WhaleWatch

Browse large Polymarket trades by side, size and topic, then open the wallet or market behind an unusual burst of activity.

Visit official sitewhalewatch.markets
Available on
Web, Email
Pricing
The public feed is accessible without payment
Availability: public

Screenshots and interface

What is WhaleWatch?

WhaleWatch organizes whale activity into a trade stream, top-wallet lists and hot-market views. The public feed is explicitly delayed by 15 minutes. It is useful for studying who traded what and for discovering concentrated activity, with direct research links providing the next step.

Who it is for

  • Users looking for a simple public whale feed
  • Researchers comparing buying and selling pressure
  • Readers who prefer a daily activity digest

Features and coverage

Available on
Web, Email
Markets & venues
Polymarket
Research topics
Whale activity, Market discovery
  • Trade stream

    See market, side, transaction size and wallet context.

  • Buy/sell filter

    Separate entries and exits in the visible feed.

  • Size thresholds

    Choose $10k, $25k, $50k, $100k or $500k views.

  • Topic filters

    Focus on the relevant market category.

  • Top whales

    Browse wallet activity rankings.

  • Hot markets

    Find events attracting concentrated attention.

  • Activity statistics

    Review dollar volume and trade counts.

  • Research links

    Open underlying markets and wallet profiles.

  • Email digest

    Follow the daily summary through the site’s subscription option.

Workflows with WhaleWatch

Investigate a spike

Choose a threshold and topic, then compare repeated trades across wallets.

Check both sides

Use buy and sell views before interpreting a headline-sized order.

Build a research list

Open hot markets and record the rules and current liquidity for further analysis.

Pricing and total cost

The public feed is accessible without payment. A Pro entry is visible, but a complete price and entitlement table was not available in the reviewed public page.

Getting started

Before you start: The public feed is 15 minutes behind.

  1. Open the public dashboard.
  2. Read the displayed feed delay.
  3. Set side, size and topic filters.
  4. Open a wallet or market of interest.
  5. Compare current quotes with the historical trade.
  6. Use the digest if a daily summary fits your workflow.

Useful links

What to check

  • The public feed is 15 minutes behind.
  • A large trade can hedge another position and does not reveal the wallet’s complete strategy.
  • Dollar volume and number of trades measure different aspects of activity.
  • No automatic execution workflow is documented on the public screen.

A closer look

Ratings & reviews

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Editorial rating
3.0/ 5
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Our take on WhaleWatch

Simple side, size and topic filters make the public whale feed easy to use. Its 15-minute delay and incomplete Pro terms constrain time-sensitive monitoring and cost comparison.

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Frequently asked questions about WhaleWatch

Is the public feed real time?

It is labeled with a 15-minute delay.

Can I separate buys from sells?

Yes.

What is the largest visible threshold?

$500,000.

Can I open the market behind a trade?

The interface provides market and wallet research links.