# Top accumulations
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Top accumulations provides insights into **CEX-related smart money wallet (SMW) activity** across different tokens. It highlights which assets are being accumulated or reduced by smart money and allows filtering over different timeframes (24h, 3 days, 7 days, 30 days, or custom).
### **Key Columns:**
* **SMW Change** – The net difference between the number of smart money wallets opening long positions versus short positions on the token.
* **Netflow** – The total net capital inflow or outflow into the token from smart money.
* **Netflow vs Cap %** – A ratio that evaluates the size of netflow relative to the token’s market cap, showing what portion of the market cap smart money currently holds through their longs or shorts.
* **Avg Long Entry / Avg Short Entry** – The average entry price for long or short positions opened by smart money.
* **Longs Opened / Longs Closed** – Count of long positions that were initiated or closed.
* **Shorts Opened / Shorts Closed** – Count of short positions that were initiated or closed.
Example of CEX top accumulations from last 24 hours
### **Example how to read data from the image above:**
* **BTC** saw the largest net inflow ($59M), with smart money long entries averaging \~$112,772.
* **ETH** followed with $54.9M inflow, despite equal longs opened and closed.
* **SOL** showed $25.1M inflow, while **HYPE** and **LINK** showed strong accumulation relative to their market cap (0.16% and 0.11% respectively).
* Smaller-cap tokens like **PENGU** and **PUMP** had lower netflow in absolute terms but significantly higher **Netflow vs Cap %**, indicating smart money influence is heavier relative to their market size.
This view is designed to quickly identify which assets are attracting or losing smart money positioning, and whether the accumulation is meaningful relative to token size.
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