The integration aims to put on-chain whale tracking and institutional flow data inside two major retail brokerage apps

Thu 12 Nov 2026 · 19:53 EST · 2 min read

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Arkham is partnering with FUTU Holdings to add on-chain intelligence to the Futu and moomoo trading apps. The feature is branded as Whale Signal, and it targets retail traders who already buy and sell crypto on those platforms.

The partnership was announced on November 13, 2026.

What Whale Signal actually does

The tool is designed to let users follow three kinds of data. These are whale movements, institutional capital flows, and real-time exchange activity.

Whales, in crypto shorthand, are wallets holding large amounts of a given asset. When they move funds, other traders tend to pay attention.

Institutional capital flows track where bigger, professional money is going. Exchange activity covers deposits and withdrawals on trading venues, a signal many traders watch for hints of incoming buying or selling.

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Arkham says the integration will deliver institutional-grade crypto intelligence to retail investors.

The service will likely draw on Arkham’s entity-labeling and monitoring capabilities. That is the part of Arkham’s work that attaches real-world names to otherwise anonymous blockchain addresses.

Where it will be available

Whale Signal is set to roll out in markets where Futu and moomoo already support crypto trading. Those are primarily the US, Hong Kong, and Singapore.

Futu, also known as Futubull, and moomoo are FUTU Holdings’ two trading platforms. The company has been expanding its product lineup, with a particular push into crypto and AI features.

Neither company disclosed financial terms or revenue-sharing details for the arrangement. The announcement also did not include any new token launch.

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