What is PumpInfo

Crypto futures analytics. Free to start, no account needed.

PumpInfo shows where large, consistently profitable traders open positions on crypto futures, how their positioning differs from the crowd, and when a token starts an abnormal move. Everything is built on exchange data, not on lines drawn from price.

Most tools on the market are calculated from price itself, so they always follow it. PumpInfo works the other way round: it starts from positions and order flow, the things that move price in the first place. You can see a large long being opened while price is still flat, or a crowd that is heavily short into a rising market.

What is inside

Smart Money Tracker

Type any USDT perpetual and you get the current picture for that token: what share of whales is long, what share of the crowd is long, average entry prices, position sizes, unrealized profit, and how all of it changed over the past week. Under the price chart, the Whale entries panel marks the moments when large traders opened longs or shorts, with the size of each entry.

Open the Smart Money Tracker

Charts

A full futures chart with the data layers that matter: whale entries, whales versus crowd, open interest in contracts, net longs and net shorts, CVD, liquidations, funding and volume. Drawing tools, a measuring ruler and a position tool are built in, so you can work on the chart without switching to another terminal.

Open Charts

Liquidation Heatmap

A free liquidation map for every Binance USDT futures pair, including gold, oil and tokenized stocks. It shows where leveraged positions would be liquidated, estimated from open interest. A second tab shows the real limit orders resting in the order book, with average entry prices of whales drawn on top. The biggest levels are marked with their size in dollars.

Open the Liquidation Heatmap

Pump Catcher

A scanner that watches every USDT perpetual on futures in real time and flags the moment a token starts an unusual move: a rise from its rolling 24 hour low beyond a set threshold. Each signal page keeps the full history of that move, so you can look back at what happened after the alert.

Open Pump Catcher

The terms, in plain words

Whales
The largest and most consistently profitable traders on futures. Their positions are tracked as a group, not as individual accounts.
Smart traders
Profitable traders with smaller positions than whales. Useful on tokens where only a few whales are present.
Crowd
Everyone else trading the same pair. The gap between whales and crowd is usually more telling than either number on its own.
Whale entries
New positions opened by whales inside a candle, long or short, with the size in dollars. Closures are excluded, so this is buying and selling pressure from large money, not net change.
Open interest
The number of open contracts on the pair. Rising open interest with rising price means new longs are being opened, not shorts closing.
CVD
Cumulative volume delta: taker buys minus taker sells, added up over time. Rising CVD with flat price means buyers are being absorbed by a seller.
Liquidations
Forced closes of leveraged positions. Clusters of them often mark the end of a move or the fuel that drives one.
Order book
All limit orders waiting to be filled at each price. Orders much larger than those around them are called walls.

How people use it

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Questions

What is free and what is in Pro?

The Whale Tracker, the charts, the liquidation and order book heatmap with whale average entries, and the history of past signals are free and need no account. PumpInfo Pro adds live whale entries and moves on the charts, fresh Pump Catcher catches and alerts in Telegram.

Which exchange does the data come from?

Binance USDT-M perpetual futures, the largest futures market in crypto. Prices stream live, positioning data updates every few minutes.

Does PumpInfo predict where price will go?

No, and no tool can. PumpInfo shows what large traders are doing right now and how the crowd is positioned against them. That is context for your own decision, not a forecast.

What does the liquidation heatmap show?

Where leveraged positions would be liquidated if price reached a level, estimated from changes in open interest and common leverage, and where real limit orders sit in the order book. It shows where size sits, not where price will go.

How often does the data update?

Price is live. Whale and crowd positioning refreshes every few minutes. Open interest, CVD and liquidations update continuously through the day.

Do I need an account?

Not for the free sections: open any token page and the data is there. For PumpInfo Pro you sign in with Telegram or Google.

Does PumpInfo have a token?

No. PumpInfo has not issued and does not plan to issue any token or coin. Any token named PumpInfo is not ours. Official links: pumpinfo.life, @pumpinfo on X, @PumpInfobot and @PumpInfoWhalesBot in Telegram.

Where does PumpInfo come from?

PumpInfo is an independent project. The people behind it trade futures themselves and use the same data every day, which is why it is built the way it is.