What is Whale? (memecoin term explained)

A whale is a wallet holding a large amount of a token (or of SOL) — big enough that its trades noticeably move the market.

Definition: Whale

A whale is a wallet holding a large amount of a token (or of SOL) — big enough that its trades noticeably move the market.

Key idea — Whales can pump or dump a memecoin single-handedly. Tracking whale entries and exits is a real edge if you can read it.

Whales can pump or dump a memecoin single-handedly. Tracking whale entries and exits is a real edge if you can read it.

Watch out — A whale in profit is a future seller. Following whales in works only if you also watch for them leaving.

Is whale something beginners need to understand?

Yes — Whales can pump or dump a memecoin single-handedly. Tracking whale entries and exits is a real edge if you can read it.

Where do I see whale in practice?

A whale buy can ignite momentum; a whale sell can end a run. Whales sometimes split orders to hide size and reduce price impact.

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