Rarity Sniping Based on Whale Accumulation — Tools?

[GIFZE]

Chasing whales’ wallets sounds smart until you realize they’ve got insider info and you’re just a speedboat in their cruise liner’s wake.

 

[ELIZA]

Lately I’ve been tracking whale accumulation patterns on certain collections — mostly watching wallets that minted 20+ and are still holding.
Trying to figure out if there’s a tool or Dune dashboard that helps match rarity + wallet behavior for better flips.
Sniping rares is one thing — but sniping whales’ conviction might be smarter.
Tips appreciated!

Tracking whale holds plus rarity sounds like a solid edge—Dune dashboards can help, but blending on-chain data with rarity traits is key; maybe check out some NFT analytics platforms that combine both for smarter flips!

 

[Emma]

Love that approach — tracking whale conviction adds serious edge. There are some solid Dune dashboards and tools like NFTNerds or Trait Sniper that help blend rarity with wallet behavior. Watching who’s still holding after mint is often more telling than floor action. Smart flipping starts with smart stalking!

 

[Mary]

Smart angle — following whale conviction often reveals deeper signals than just chasing rares. Tools like Dune, NFTNerds, and sometimes Nansen can help track wallet behavior and overlay it with rarity traits. It’s not always perfect, but combining both data points can definitely level up your flipping game.

 

[Isla]

Sniping rares is cool, but sniping whale conviction? That’s big brain fishing . Tools like Dune, Nansen, and NFTNerds can help you stalk those deep-pocketed diamond hands. Find the wallets, follow the bags, flip like a pro.

 

[SUNSHINE]

Wow this is really interesting to read I'm still pretty new to all this but I never thought about watching wallets that hold a lot from mint I’ve mostly just been looking at floor prices and traits Didn’t realize tracking whale behavior could help with better flips too Thanks for sharing this kind of strategy.

Totally — whale wallets often signal where the smart money’s headed. Watching their moves post-mint can reveal gems before the crowd catches on. Great insight!