CryptoQuant is a well-known on-chain data platform: exchange reserves, netflow, miner and whale ratio metrics as charts and an API, popular with analysts who model Bitcoin and Ethereum cycles. Cexlens works one level down: instead of an aggregated netflow line, it shows the individual large transfers that make up that line, live, with the wallet behind each one and what price did next.
Use CryptoQuant when you want long-history exchange metrics and an API to build models on. Use Cexlens when you want to see, right now, which wallets are moving coins onto or off which exchanges and whether the market reacted, without paying to start.
| Cexlens | CryptoQuant | |
|---|---|---|
| Price to start | Free (paid tiers add more exchanges) | Free tier; paid from ~$39/mo |
| Works without signup | Yes | No |
| Real-time feed (live push) | Yes | Partial |
| CEX onto/off verdicts | Yes | Yes |
| Wallet profiles | Yes | No |
| Smart-money signals | Yes | Partial |
| Order-book wall correlation | Yes | No |
| Price impact after each move | Yes | No |
The full real-time scanner is open. Watch whales, market makers and exchange flows right now.
Open the live scannerYes. Cexlens shows live exchange inflows and outflows (onto and off exchanges) per transfer and per asset for free. CryptoQuant's free tier is limited; its full metrics and API are paid.
Netflow is one aggregated number per period. The Cexlens tape lists the large transfers behind it, so you see which exchange, which wallet and which coin moved, as it happens.
Yes. Many traders read the macro trend on CryptoQuant charts and use Cexlens to watch the live moves inside that trend.