Zash vs Whale Alert
The best known tracker of large on-chain transactions: transfers, mints and burns across major blockchains, with custom alerts on paid plans.
Published by Zash. Every claim about Whale Alert below was checked against whale-alert.io in July 2026; unclear items are marked "not listed" rather than "no".
| Feature | Zash | Whale Alert |
|---|---|---|
| Native Telegram delivery | Yes | Via IFTTT |
| Chart snapshot attached to alerts | Yes | Not listed |
| Price level alerts | Yes | No |
| Percent move alerts | Yes | No |
| RSI / technical alerts | Yes | No |
| Volume spike alerts | Yes | No |
| Funding rate alerts | Yes | No |
| Open interest alerts | Yes | No |
| Liquidation alerts | Yes | No |
| Whale / wallet tracking | Yes (Hyperliquid positions) | On-chain transfers |
| Prediction market alerts | Yes (Polymarket) | No |
| Free plan | Yes | Yes (public feed) |
Based on whale-alert.io and zash.xyz, July 2026. Pricing: Free tier (public feeds). Alerts $14.95/mo, Alerts + Analytics $29.95/mo.
Choose Whale Alert if
Deep on-chain coverage (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tron, Solana and more, including the Hyperliquid chain) and a trusted public feed that the whole industry quotes.
Choose Zash if
You want Telegram-first delivery with a chart snapshot on every alert, futures signals (funding rate, open interest, liquidations), multi-condition confluence alerts, Polymarket tracking and Hyperliquid whale position tracking, from a free plan you can try in under a minute.
Frequently asked questions
Do Zash and Whale Alert even do the same thing?
They overlap only on whale tracking, and differently. Whale Alert reports large on-chain transactions such as transfers, mints and burns across major blockchains. Zash tracks trading positions: it follows specific Hyperliquid wallets and alerts when they open, add to or close perp positions, and also covers price, technical and futures alerts that Whale Alert does not offer.
Can Whale Alert tell me a whale opened a short?
No. Its alert types are on-chain transaction events (transfer, mint, burn, lock, unlock, dormant activation, high fee). It can tell you coins moved to an exchange, not what position was opened. Zash reads Hyperliquid positions directly, so it can tell you a tracked wallet opened a short, at what size.