Wallet cohorts
Cohorts split the tracked wallets into groups (by account value, from shrimp below $10k up to whales of $10M and more, or by all-time PnL, from top earners to rekt) and show how each group is positioned per coin.
Definition
Cohorts split the tracked wallets into groups (by account value, from shrimp below $10k up to whales of $10M and more, or by all-time PnL, from top earners to rekt) and show how each group is positioned per coin.
In one sentence: A group of wallets sorted by account size (shrimp … whale) or by all-time profit (top earners … rekt), so you can see how each group is positioned.
Current data · BTC
updated 4m ago (2026-11-05 10:10 UTC)| cohort | long share | long USD | short USD | wallets |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Whale (≥ $10M) | 31% | $274M | $596M | 21 |
| Shark ($1M–10M) | 59% | $513M | $361M | 159 |
| Dolphin ($100K–1M) | 54% | $411M | $350M | 765 |
| Fish ($10K–100K) | 60% | $250M | $166M | 2,910 |
| Shrimp (< $10K) | 55% | $46M | $37.9M | 2,710 |
From the data shown above: First row: Whale (≥ $10M), long share 31%, long USD $274M, short USD $596M, wallets 21.
How we compute it
Formula
long share (cohort, coin) = long USD ÷ (long USD + short USD) of the cohort’s positions in the coin- Size cohorts: shrimp < $10k, fish $10k–100k, dolphin $100k–1M, shark $1M–10M, whale ≥ $10M. Profit cohorts: top ≥ +$1M, profitable, flat (±$50k), losing, rekt ≤ −$1M.
- Snapshots every 5 minutes for the top 25 coins plus all coins together; the trend compares the long share with 15 minutes to 7 days ago.
How to read it
- Look at the long share and its change, together with the number of wallets behind it.
- Cohorts can disagree: whales short while shrimp are long is a factual divergence, not a forecast.
Common mistakes
- Reading the shrimp cohort as all small traders. Small wallets are tracked far less completely than large ones; the wallet count next to each row shows how many are behind it.
Honest limits
- Coverage is the wallets the collector polls. Large wallets are covered far better than small ones (wallet counts are shown).
Questions and answers
How are wallets sorted into cohorts?
By account value (shrimp below $10k, fish $10k to $100k, dolphin $100k to $1M, shark $1M to $10M, whale $10M and more) or by all-time PnL (top from +$1M, profitable, flat within ± $50k, losing, rekt from −$1M).
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API
Every key uses the data of its plan; see the developer docs for parameters and examples. Developers · API docs
Plan availability
- Free: every coin, current values and 30 days of history.
- Pro and above: history up to 1095 days, CSV export.
- API: free developer key (10/min, 1,000/day, free-tier data, non-commercial) · API Dev and above (60/min, 50,000/day).
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Wallet cohort
Data as of 2026-11-05 10:10 UTC. Methodology. Facts from public data. Not investment advice. · Report incorrect data