Whale Alert
Whale Alert added $USD1, $WLFI, $USDG, $USDS, $USDE and several other ERC-20 tokens to its on-chain transaction tracker, the service said in a brief announcement. The alert account also added Tempo, an emerging stablecoin-focused blockchain, to its list of supported networks.
The expansion is incremental — none of the named assets are new launches — but it widens the surface for tracking large stablecoin flows on Ethereum, which remains the dominant venue for cross-border stablecoin settlement. Tempo, backed by Stripe and Paradigm, has been positioning itself as a payments-grade L1 designed for stablecoin throughput.
Infrastructure credit went to Chainstack, which provides node access for the alert service. Tracking coverage on smaller-cap stablecoins tends to lag headline names like USDT and USDC, so the addition gives traders earlier visibility into flows on assets that have been moving more institutional volume.
Frequently asked questions
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What is Whale Alert?
Whale Alert is an on-chain transaction tracker that surfaces large cryptocurrency transfers across multiple blockchains in real time via social media and a public feed.
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Which tokens were added to Whale Alert?
The service added $USD1, $WLFI, $USDG, $USDS, $USDE and several other ERC-20 tokens, expanding its coverage of stablecoin flows on Ethereum.
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What is the Tempo blockchain?
Tempo is an emerging stablecoin-focused Layer 1 blockchain backed by Stripe and Paradigm, designed for payments-grade stablecoin throughput.
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Why does adding stablecoins to a tracker matter?
Coverage on smaller-cap stablecoins typically lags headline names like USDT and USDC, so wider tracking gives traders earlier visibility into flows that have been moving more institutional volume.
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What role did Chainstack play in the update?
Chainstack provides node infrastructure for the Whale Alert service, enabling the platform to index transactions across the newly added tokens and the Tempo network.
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