How to use Wallet Edge
Wallet Edge shows wallets that have often moved a coin onto or off exchanges before its price moved the expected way. Open it in Wallets, pick a wallet with a solid record and check what it is doing now.
Read a row
Each row is a wallet and a coin. Off exchanges (green) usually expects a higher price, onto exchanges (red) a lower one. Look at the record first, then at recent activity. A wallet right 25 times out of 35 says more than one right 3 out of 3, and a strong wallet that has been quiet for months is history, not news.
- Record
- How often its past moves were followed by the expected price move. More moves, more reliable.
- Last activity
- When it last moved this coin.
Check the wallet
Tap the wallet to open its profile: holdings, recent moves, counterparties and labels. Ask whether this is one actor or a bridge, contract, exchange deposit address or routine rebalance. If a wallet always sends coins back to the same exchange a day later, its move off exchanges is probably operational, not a signal.
Use it as a lead, not a trade
Frequently asked questions
What is a Smart money event?
When a wallet with a strong record on a coin moves it again in the direction where it was right before, [Events](/events) shows a Smart money card with the coin, exchange, size and record. On Free you see the coin and the record; the rest opens on a plan.
Why is a wallet with a big balance not on the board?
Size alone does not earn a place. Only a useful track record on a coin does.