Comparison

CorpStacking vs Whale Alert

CorpStacking is a multi-asset corporate-treasury tracker with real-time SEC filing alerts and an AI analyst. Whale Alert is the on-chain transfer feed. Different problem, complementary tool.

Feature
CorpStacking
Whale Alert
Multi-asset coverage (BTC + ETH + SOL)
BTC + a few alts
Real-time SEC filing alerts
within minutes
on-chain only
Multi-channel alerts (email, push, Telegram, Slack, Discord, webhook)
all 6 channels
~paid tier, fewer channels
AI Analyst with citations
Pro+
Daily check that flags holdings drifting from the source
daily, 1% tolerance
Primary-source verification log
public methodology
Public API
Pro tier ($9/mo)
~paid tier
Machine-readable data feed for AI tools
Free-forever plan with alerts
3 subs / 5 alerts/mo, no card
paywall
Try the paid tier free
7 days on Pro+

What we do that they don't

On-chain transfers vs corporate accumulation

Whale Alert is the standard for on-chain transfer alerts. Useful for tracking exchange flows and obscure wallet movements. CorpStacking covers a different problem: corporate treasury accumulation. When a company discloses a purchase to regulators, we read the filing within minutes, attach the buyer's company profile, and send the alert to your channel of choice.

Where Whale Alert tells you a wallet moved 5,000 BTC, we tell you which listed company added 5,000 BTC to its treasury, with a link to the original filing and the company's valuation breakdown. Different problem, complementary tool — most of our power users keep both running.

Add ETH and SOL treasury coverage, an AI analyst that cites primary sources, a daily cross-source audit, and a free tier with real alerts (not a paywalled feed). That's the operational tool for anyone tracking corporate treasury accumulation.

See the next treasury purchase the moment it's disclosed

The free-forever plan includes 3 subscriptions, 5 real-time alerts/month, plus unlimited breaking-news signals — no credit card. Upgrade for unlimited alerts, the AI analyst, and the public API.