Deep Blue Alpha is a real-time Ethereum whale intelligence platform built for traders, researchers, and journalists who need to understand smart-money behavior on-chain.

The platform tracks 20,000+ whale wallets continuously, processing every Ethereum block and classifying activity into four signal categories: DEX swap buys, DEX swap sells, centralized-exchange withdrawals, and centralized-exchange deposits. This separation is methodologically important — DEX swaps are confirmed conviction trades, while exchange flows are intent signals.

The free tier provides a live whale transaction feed, sentiment trends, daily intelligence reports, top-50 whale wallet leaderboard, and the top-25 active tokens — accessible without a credit card. Pro ($9.99/mo founder) unlocks the Intelligence Suite with convergence detection across multiple wallets. Alpha ($19.99/mo founder) adds the WHaiLE AI assistant, the picks scoreboard with confirmed-pick grading, and on-chain backtesting.

A free open dataset (CC-BY-4.0) is published at deepbluealpha.io/dataset for researchers and journalists.

Not financial advice. All data is informational only.

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