Zonein Position Graph
You’re researching a token. You check a wallet tracker — one address at a time, no context on whether the trader is any good. You check another. And another. After 30 minutes, you still don’t know: how many smart wallets are in this trade? Which direction are they leaning? Who else agrees with them? The Position Graph answers all of that in a single glance. It renders the entire flow topology — every tracked smart money wallet connected to every position they hold — as an interactive graph you can zoom, filter, and drill into. Wallets on one side, assets on the other, connected by links that encode direction, size, leverage, and PnL. When you see a cluster of high-win-rate wallets converging on the same token with aligned leverage — that’s not noise. That’s institutional-grade consensus delivered visually.The Problem With Wallet Trackers
Traditional wallet trackers are one-dimensional: one wallet → one list of positions. You have no way to see:- How many high-conviction wallets are in the same trade
- Whether they’re on the same side (all LONG? mixed? hedging?)
- Which wallets tend to move together (coordinated conviction)
- How a specific token’s SM exposure compares to everything else
Four Graphs, Four Edges
Perpetual Futures — Directional Conviction With Leverage
The richest graph. Every SM wallet connected to every perp position — direction (LONG green / SHORT red), position size, leverage, entry price, unrealized PnL. Token nodes show aggregated long/short value and live funding rate. The edge: See at a glance which coins have the strongest SM consensus. A token with 15 wallets all LONG at moderate leverage, while another has 3 wallets split — that’s a massive conviction gap most traders never see. Filter by side, minimum size, or wallet limit to focus on what matters.Spot Holdings — Accumulation Before the Move
SM wallets connected to their token holdings — USD value, PnL, accumulation patterns. Token nodes show total holding value, holder count, and a critical metric: profit/loss holder ratio (how many wallets are in profit vs underwater). The edge: A token with many SM holders mostly in profit means they got in early — the smart money accumulated before the narrative broke. A token where most SM holders are underwater might be a trap. This context is invisible from price charts alone.Prediction Markets — Where the Sharpest Minds Converge
Top-ranked Polymarket traders connected to their market positions — conviction size, YES/NO direction, consensus clusters. Similarity overlay groups traders who bet on the same outcomes in the same direction. The edge: When a cluster of top-ranked traders with high win rates all concentrate on YES for a market — and the current price says 40% — that’s a probabilistic gap between crowd odds and expert conviction. The graph makes this visible instantly.HIP-3 DEX — The Frontier Nobody Watches
SM positions on Hyperliquid’s builder-deployed perpetual DEXes. Each token node usesCOIN (DEX) format (e.g., HYPE (HyperSwap)) so you can compare the same coin across different venues.
The edge: HIP-3 DEXes attract sophisticated traders exploiting pricing inefficiencies between venues. Seeing which DEX pairs draw SM capital — and how they position vs the main Hyperliquid perps — gives you edge on assets most traders don’t even know exist.

