Question 1

What does “shared funder” mean?

Accepted Answer

One wallet sent funds to several addresses right before those addresses synchronously opened positions on the same market. That alone isn't proof of insider activity, but it sharply changes the odds that the move is organic.

Question 2

What's the hit rate on a pattern?

Accepted Answer

We mark a pattern as a hit or a miss once the market resolves. If the same wallet cluster called the outcome right more often than chance before, that shows up in the repeat count.

Question 3

Why filter by median wallet age?

Accepted Answer

Freshly created wallets placing large synchronized bets is a stronger coordination signal than old accounts with a long history. A “median age under N days” filter cuts out the noise from long-active traders who simply agreed by chance.

Question 4

Cluster, accumulation, burst — what's the difference?

Accepted Answer

Cluster: several wallets enter at the same time. Accumulation: one or more wallets build a position gradually, with no sharp trigger. Burst: a sharp volume spike in a short window, often right before the result is announced.