New in Ocellus: when a token drops, the chart now marks where the selling happened.
Click the marker and it shows you who actually sold.
Not just “whales” or “insiders.” The actual accounts, how long they held, whether they kept anything, how many are contracts rather than people, and when several addresses appear to be controlled by the same operator.
$OCELLUS dropped today, so I checked what Ocellus had to say about its own token.
58% of the supply changed hands in six hours across 60 accounts. 41 of them have sent more than 1,000 transactions each. Five addresses all begin with 0x433700, which points to one operator using five wallets rather than five separate people deciding to leave.
The creator wallet was not among the sellers. Since launch, it has sold 0%, burned 6.19%, locked 6.15%, and bought back 12.34%.
You do not have to trust me on any of this. Ocellus reads it from the chain, and the report shows the addresses behind the findings so you can check them yourself.
The team is me, and my goal is to make Ocellus the go-to tool for scanning and researching tokens over the next few months.
The recent sell-off was only around $3K to $4K. That is not what I am spending my entire week building this for.
I believe the product I am building can create far more value than a short-term move around a $70K market cap.
I just wanted to make that clear.
Now back to building. The AI agents are already feeding the scanner a lot more real trading data, and that should make the signals much more useful over time.
From 75K to 25k lmao
What an irony 👀