Live · Aster Chain
Whale Tracker
Orders > $25.0K notional — 0 tracked
Coverage note. Aster Chain privacy mode encrypts most orders at the protocol level — they are unreadable from the public chain. This tracker shows only the plaintext subset (privacy opt-out wallets + public market-makers) that our collector captures, so the counts below are a partial view, not a chain-wide total. For the transparent-wallet feed see the No Privacy Tracker.
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Largest Orders
| Hash | Symbol | Side | Qty | Price | Notional | |||
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| No whale orders above $25.0K in the live feed yet — see the Known Whales sidebar for curated big players. | ||||||||
Known WhalesCURATED
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Data persists in database. Cron collects every minute. Live WebSocket adds new whales in real-time. Threshold: $25.0K+ notional.
Known Whales sidebar pulls live on-chain state for — curated wallets — community-submitted & forensically verified. Got a wallet to add? DM @aster_scan.
What is whale tracking on Aster Chain?
AsterScan's whale tracker is a live monitor of the largest orders flowing through Aster Chain. Every PlaceOrder action above a configurable notional threshold (default 50K USDT) lands on this page within milliseconds of being sealed in a block. We pull from the same WebSocket stream that the live block feed uses, so there is no third-party indexer between the chain and the table.
How AsterScan defines a whale
There's no protocol-level "whale" flag on Aster Chain. We classify a trade as a whale move based on its notional value (price × quantity in USDT). The default threshold is 50K USDT. We also surface each address's rolling 24h volume, which lets you separate one-shot whales from persistent ones (market makers, treasury rotations, prop desks).
What about private orders?
Roughly 30-50% of Aster Chain traffic uses privacy mode. When privacy is on, the order payload is encrypted on-chain — symbol, side, price, quantity all hidden behind a cipher only the matching engine can open. AsterScan shows that an order was placed and by whom, but not the decoded payload. We never extrapolate: encrypted means we genuinely don't know. See live privacy adoption stats →
Related tools
- Top Positions — live ranking of largest open positions by notional + PnL.
- Privacy Tracker — non-private orders above a configurable size threshold (the orders we CAN decode in full).
- Bot Tracker — addresses with order patterns suggesting automated trading.
- Validator Profiles — operator-level view of who's sealing the blocks these whales land in.