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Onchain data is the one signal layer in financial markets where retail traders have the same access as institutions. Whale wallet movements, exchange inflows and outflows, miner selling, and stablecoin minting are all public on the blockchain. The challenge is monitoring it continuously without sitting at a terminal. Here's how to set up an alert stream that covers it.
What to Monitor
Price levels and macro coverage: Set a topic for "Bitcoin price movements above $X or below $Y and macroeconomic commentary on BTC/USD" — this catches price-sensitive coverage from crypto news sources and macro analysts when BTC hits technical levels.
Onchain whale activity: Services like Whale Alert publish large wallet movement data publicly. A topic covering "large Bitcoin wallet transfers over 1,000 BTC and exchange inflow/outflow data" will surface whale movement summaries as they're reported.
Miner and institutional signals: "Bitcoin miner selling pressure and institutional Bitcoin purchases or ETF inflows" — catches the institutional and miner flow signals that historically precede price moves.
Protocol and regulatory news: "Bitcoin ETF developments, regulatory announcements, and protocol upgrade proposals" — for the event-driven moves that onchain data alone doesn't anticipate.
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Create your crypto alert →What This Doesn't Replace
Direct onchain data tools (Glassnode, Nansen, Dune Analytics) provide raw blockchain data at a granularity that topic monitoring doesn't match. AyeWatch monitors the publicly reported and analysed layer of onchain activity — not direct blockchain indexing. For traders who need raw address-level data, a dedicated onchain analytics tool is necessary. For traders who need the summary intelligence layer without managing a data subscription, AyeWatch's topic monitoring covers the signal without the overhead.