Whale Score Blends Digital Assets and Cash for a Unified Look at Financial Health
Bluwhale, the decentralized intelligence network powering AI agents across blockchains, announced the launch of its digital financial health dashboard aimed at Gen Z navigating a hybrid world of digital assets and traditional finance. With the introduction of the Whale Score, Bluwhale is rewriting the rules for financial health by combining and analyzing crypto, stablecoins, staking income, digital assets, cash, and traditional investments in real time.
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The Bluwhale app lets users seamlessly track, benchmark, and gamify their financial standing, while AI agents deliver personalized products and services without manual input.
The app lets users seamlessly track, benchmark, and gamify their financial standing, while AI agents deliver personalized products and services—all without manual input.
72% of Gen Z’ers are taking action to improve their financial health digitally, according to a new Bank of America survey. While half of Gen Z owns crypto, these digital assets are invisible to the credit world, leaving many rejected for loans, mortgages, and other products. Bluwhale’s app addresses this gap, designed for a digital-native generation that values both financial literacy and financial social status.
It combines digital asset transparency with AI-powered analytics to deliver a dynamic financial health score, reflecting the broader trend among younger users who view wealth not just as an asset—but as a social signal often called “flexing.” Whether it’s meme coin profits or a new digital asset purchase, financial achievements have become social signals. But until now, there was no easy way to back those signals with real data—or translate them into real-world financial opportunities.
Bluwhale aggregates real-time data from wallets, bank accounts and credit cards while encouraging large financial institutions and web3 enterprises to meet Gen Z’s digital expectations. Currently live with more than 3.5 million users and growing by 300,000 per month, the ‘Whale Score’ can initially be used on a freemium plan with subscription tiers starting at $9.99/month planned for expanded AI tools, analytics, and agent services.
“Gen Z isn’t just participating in the digital economy—they’re defining what financial opportunities need to look like,” said Han Jin, CEO and founder of Bluwhale. “We wanted to build an app that not only reflects their financial reality on- and offline, but actually guides them toward financial freedom, all in the background using AI agents.”
The new PYMNTS.com Gen Z report based on 25,000 consumer responses over 12 months reinforces Jin’s point: the young generation wants to build credit, save money and stay financially healthy without thinking in terms of online or offline channels.
Whale Score: Unifying On- And Off-Line Assets Into Financial Health
Most financial tools—from budgeting apps to robo-advisors—ignore the on-chain side of wealth, but now Bluwhale bridges Web2 and Web3, creating a unified dashboard that connects bank accounts, stablecoins, crypto wallets, staking activity, and DeFi flows. Unlike traditional tools like RocketMoney, which require manual data input or tedious accounting practices, the Whale Score (0–1000) automatically unifies traditional banking data and crypto activity into a gamified financial health dashboard while AI agents manage assets in the background. The system produces a real-time, percentile-ranked financial health score—similar to Apple Health or Whoop—that measures physical health, so consumers can compare their performance with their peers.
“If you’re a 20-year-old who’s made 5X on a meme coin and you’re in the top 10% of your cohort, our AI agents will guide you on how to set up for long-term continued financial success,” said Jin.
Flexing and Gen Z
The launch comes amid a generational shift in how financial success is perceived and communicated. From TikTok side hustle breakdowns to Reddit investment threads, Gen Z increasingly frames financial growth as part of their public identity. Bluwhale’s score enables this “flex”—but anchors it in verified, on-chain data rather than speculation.
“Flexing is part of the culture,” Jin added. “But what if your flex actually meant something to institutions? This is a way to show progress, not just profits.”
The scoring system is just one feature of Bluwhale’s consumer-powered AI network, which enables individuals to fuel AI models by contributing data, storage, and compute resources from their mobile devices in exchange for rewards. Looking ahead, Bluwhale plans to extend the utility of its financial profiles by enabling users to qualify for real-world financial opportunities such as loans, insurance products, and other real-world services.
“This is more than just a tool to track your crypto, it’s about giving users a complete financial health profile they can be proud of—and that they can work on,” Jin said.
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