Arkham just dropped a feature that lets you track every move crypto influencers make with their wallets.

They've created a tag for anyone with over 100k followers on X, basically making crypto Twitter's financial lives open to the public.

Vitalik, Justin Sun, Arthur Hayes, and even Trump himself are now having their on-chain moves watched like hawks.

The Semi-Doxxing Tool

Arkham has already indexed over 950 addresses from more than 1,000 entities that qualify as "key opinion leaders."

This isn't a cute little tracking tool—it's a doxxing machine for anyone who matters in crypto.

We watched Arkham track Vitalik dumping his memecoin bags to fund his biotech charity last month.

They even identified a Trump-linked wallet holding over $10 million in MAGA and ETH, which probably made his Secret Service detail sweat bullets.

Consider what happens when Arthur Hayes makes a big move before dropping one of his doom-laden market essays.

Imagine catching SBF moving tokens between wallets before he claims they're all missing.

This is literally insider trading but make it legal – just watch what the big boys do and copy before the market catches on.

Every degen who's ever wondered, "what does Justin Sun know that I don't?" just got their answer in the form of real-time blockchain surveillance.

Privacy Is Dead

Crypto started with the promise of financial privacy and ended with more transparency than your glass-walled bathroom.

If you've spent years building a Twitter following while accumulating crypto, congratulations – your financial movements are now public entertainment.

The walls between public personas and private wallets just got completely demolished.

We're living in a world where anonymous devs have more privacy than verified crypto founders.

Pump Spotting

When the next memecoin goes vertical, you'll know exactly which influencer bought it before shilling it to their followers.

Those mysterious "smart money" wallets that front-run every good trade might suddenly have names and faces attached.

The days of quietly accumulating a position before tweeting about it are officially over.

Arkham just turned "do your own research" into "just copy what CZ is doing with his personal bags."

Arkham's End Game

Despite the ARKM token slipping a bit lately, this feature will attract users faster than a 100x gem call – Arkham is essentially monetizing people's paranoia and FOMO in the most brilliant way possible.

They've turned blockchain stalking from a hobby into an actual product with a token attached.

Next up: subscription tiers that let you see influencer wallets before everyone else does.

We Can See It All… For A Price

Crypto privacy is now officially an oxymoron for anyone with a public persona, as the line between public figures and their private finances has disappeared completely.

We're entering an era where your Twitter follower count directly correlates to how many people watch your wallet.

Somewhere, Satoshi is thanking the crypto gods that nobody knows which wallet is actually his.