vike-fund-holdingslisted

# vike-fund-holdings ## Command ```bash vike funds [--kind funds|cex|mm|treasury] [--window 7d|30d|90d|180d|all] [--limit N] [--json] ``` ## Examples ```bash vike funds --kind funds --window 30d --limit 10 vike funds --kind cex --window 7d --limit 20 vike funds --kind treasury --window 90d vike funds --kind mm --window 30d ``` ## Kind filters | Kind | Includes | |---|---| | `funds` (default) | Treasury wallets + market-makers + custody anchors + Fund / Hedge / VC / Foundation / DAO categories | | `cex` | Exchanges (Binance, Coinbase, Bybit, OKX, etc.) | | `mm` | Market-makers (Wintermute, GSR, Jump, etc.) | | `treasury` | DAO + corporate treasury wallets | ## Output columns `wallet`, `entity`, `label` (raw provider tag, when available), `wallet_type`, `confidence`, `net_flow_usd` (window), `volume_usd` (window), `tx_count` (window) ## Reading - **Sort is descending by net_flow_usd** — top accumulators come first - A wallet with `entity = "Binance"` and `wallet_type = "cex"` showing massive net inflow = users depositing TO Binance (bearish for prices on the way in), or Binance moving inventory internally - `confidence = "High"` rows have multi-source label agreement; `Low` rows are heuristic-only - Negative `net_flow_usd` in a list sorted descending = no accumulators above this row; everyone is net-selling ## Anti-patterns - Don't quote "Binance bought $50M of X" from this view — it's wallet-level flow, not per-token attribution. For per-token, use `vike token hold