One number, 0–100, that answers a single question: how dangerous is this pair right now? It measures where the TOP 100 wallets line up against retail — and flags the pairs where retail is about to become someone's exit liquidity.
The same whale-vs-retail score we post every day — live, all seven pairs.
Intel, not financial advice · read-only Hyperliquid + Binance public data. Auto-refreshes every minute.
The danger board above reads who's positioned where; the chart below is the tape it plays out on — real-time prices on every pair we score.
Live prices via TradingView — free, no account needed. Charts show price only; our danger score is the read on positioning, above.
How hard the top wallets lean against retail.
What one side pays to hold: the cost of the crowd's conviction.
How one-sided the retail book has become.
How fast open interest is piling in.
Read-only Hyperliquid + Binance public data. TOP 100 = the 100 biggest wallets by 30-day PnL; retail is the next 2,000. Pairs: BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, XRP, HYPE, DOGE.
The color is the danger level, NOT a direction — red does not mean bearish, it means the book is loaded and someone is about to get hunted. The tug-of-war under each tile shows the sides: green = that group is net long, red = net short. TOP 100 / TOP 250 = the biggest whales; RETAIL = the crowd. When they oppose, someone is the exit liquidity. All facts from read-only data — what you do with them is your call.
SOL hits 71, and the tile glows red. 71 means hunting grounds — the danger is high, regardless of direction. Under it, the tug-of-war shows the top wallets 62% short ($510M across 11 wallets) in red, pulling left, while the retail crowd sits 41% long in green, pulling right — opposite sides, so short squeeze or longs flush incoming. We show you where everyone stands; the trade is yours. Intel, not financial advice.