I've been researching about what makes the best whale watching feed, and I realized most of the existing ones just show raw transactions without any context.

If you follow any whales on Twitter, you've probably seen tweets like:

"Wallet 72bcPe… moved 2.1B $BONK to Wallet Av5nz1.."

These alerts are everywhere, but they don't really tell you anything useful.

• Did this wallet make good moves in the past?
• Is this part of a pattern?
• Is the wallet connected to others?

Without context, a transaction is just a number on a screen.

A Different Approach - Sol Whale Intel

What if instead of just reporting raw transactions, we tried to understand patterns of behavior?

Think about sports - the score tells you what happened, but good analysis explains why it matters and predicts what might happen next.

I was curious about whether whale transactions actually contain useful signals or if they're just noise.

I wasn't interested in exchanges or project teams - I wanted to find actual individual wallets with track records of smart moves.

This exploration led to conceptualize Sol Whale Intel - a feed that attempts to connect the contextual dots that basic whale alerts miss.

It tracks 50 high-profile wallets in the Solana memecoin ecosystem through Arkham Intelligence, using Manus AI to transform raw blockchain data into context-rich insights about what these movements actually signify.