Birdeye Launches Institutional Crypto Data Terminal
The new $799 monthly service helps professional investors identify automated bot activity across 20 different blockchains.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Investing
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Birdeye has launched a new institutional data terminal, Peak, designed to help investors differentiate between human traders and automated bot activity in the crypto market. The service targets professional investors with a subscription starting at $799 per month.
Why it matters
Understanding market activity is increasingly difficult as data suggests two-thirds of all crypto trades are driven by bots, with automated volume reaching up to 80% on the Solana blockchain. This tool aims to provide clarity for institutional investors navigating highly automated digital asset environments.
Birdeye reports that approximately 1% to 3% of active wallets are responsible for the majority of trading volume, while bots account for two-thirds of total transactions. Investors can access this data through the new Peak terminal at a monthly subscription cost starting at $799.
The players
Birdeye
A Singapore-based data provider that tracks activity across more than 400 exchanges and 20 blockchains.
The details
The Peak terminal identifies bot activity through rule-based analysis, focusing on metrics such as the number of trades executed per second and complex contract interactions. By filtering this automated behavior across 400 exchanges and 20 blockchains, the platform intends to help users distinguish between genuine market demand and algorithmic trading. Institutional participants are currently evaluating such tools as the industry sees increased consolidation and capital movement among data providers.
Timeline
October 14, 2026: Birdeye unveiled the Peak terminal.
December 2026: Birdeye plans to release its full methodology and a Solana year-end report.
Money Landscape
The launch of Peak occurs as the industry continues to professionalize following recent consolidations, such as the acquisition activity seen in mid-2026. This reflects a broader trend of institutional investors demanding more granular tools to navigate the high levels of automation in digital asset markets.
This development serves as a reminder for institutional investors to verify the underlying volume data driving their portfolio assets. If you are involved in professional crypto trading, consult with a financial advisor to understand how automated activity might be influencing your market entry or exit points.
The takeaway
Institutional crypto traders are facing a market where as much as 80% of volume on some chains is non-human, making data verification critical. Keep an eye on your investment dashboards for any new analytical disclosures from data providers when they publish updated methodology reports in December.
What happens next
Birdeye is scheduled to publish its full methodology and a year-end Solana report in December 2026.
Further reading
For more on how to navigate digital asset markets, explore our Investing section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by BeInCrypto.
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