Read only chain analytics, New South Wales
AI Web3 Services builds views over data that is already public on permissionless blockchains. Every view described on this page carries a label showing the stage it has reached.
The shelf
Each card is a data view we are building over public chain data. The label on each one says which stage that view has reached. Drag the shelf sideways to see the rest.
Folio 01
Follows value between public addresses across a chosen window, one hop at a time, with every hop traceable back to a block height.
PlannedFolio 02
Decodes public contract calls into a readable log of what was called, by which address, in which block.
In developmentFolio 03
Reconciles deposits recorded on one chain against withdrawals recorded on the other, and shows what fails to reconcile.
SpecifiedFolio 04
Attributes block rewards and priority fees to the public addresses that received them.
In developmentFolio 05
Accounts for the circulating supply of a public token across the public addresses holding it.
PlannedFolio 06
Records where a chain reorganised, how deep the reorganisation went, and which transactions changed position.
SpecifiedFolio 07
Keeps a plain per block history of base fees and priority fees, with no smoothing and no prediction.
PlannedSeven folios, each carrying the stage it has reached. When a view moves to the next stage, its label changes here first.
Listings
The four below are the ones described in full. Each says what it reads, what it will never do, and which stage it has reached.
A view that follows value between public addresses. You choose a starting address and a window of blocks, and the view returns the hops that value took, each one carrying the block height and transaction hash that evidences it.
What it will never do. It will not tell you whether an address belongs to a person, and it will not attach a risk score to anyone.
A readable log of public smart contract calls. Contract bytecode and calldata are already public on the chain. Turning them into something a person can read is a decoding problem, not a data acquisition problem, and no private information is involved at any stage.
What it will never do. It will not simulate a transaction for you to sign, and it will not offer a view about whether a contract is safe to use.
A reconciliation between the deposit side and the withdrawal side of public cross chain bridges. Both legs are already public. The value of the view is in stating plainly what does not reconcile, and in refusing to guess about the part that cannot be seen.
What it will never do. It will not move anything across a bridge on your behalf, and it will not say whether a bridge is solvent.
An accounting of where the circulating supply of a public token currently sits across public addresses. The arithmetic is dull and the honesty is in the footnotes, because a supply figure without its assumptions written down is close to useless.
What it will never do. It will not name the holders, and it will not be published as a reason to buy or sell anything.
The boundary
This sector attracts the opposite assumption, so the prohibitions are repeated rather than tucked into a footer. They are also written into our terms of use, which makes them a promise you could enforce instead of a slogan you have to trust.
We do not hold, control, move or safeguard anyone's assets, private keys, seed phrases or funds. Our code contains no signing capability. Nothing we build will ever ask you to connect a wallet, approve a transaction or sign a message. If something claiming to be us asks for any of that, it is not us.
Nothing we publish is financial product advice as that expression is used in the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth), and nothing we publish is shaped around your objectives, your financial position or your needs. No Australian Financial Services Licence is held by this company, and it acts as authorised representative for no licensee. Personal advice is not given. General advice is not given. Neither will be claimed.
We do not match orders, route orders, execute trades, settle trades, quote prices for dealing, act as a market maker or operate any facility through which offers to acquire or dispose of anything are made or accepted. We are not a digital currency exchange provider and hold no registration with AUSTRAC as one, because we do not carry on that business.
We have never issued, minted, distributed, sold, airdropped or promoted a token, a coin, a non fungible token or any other digital asset, and we have no plan to. There is no presale, no allocation, no points programme convertible into anything, and no partner offering one on our behalf.
| Assumption | Actual position | Where it is binding |
|---|---|---|
| You hold customer funds or keys | We hold none, and have no technical means of holding any | Terms of use, section 2 |
| You tell people what to buy | We publish no recommendation, rating, signal or price target | Terms of use, section 3 |
| You are licensed to give advice | We hold no Australian Financial Services Licence and give no advice that would need one | Terms of use, section 3 |
| You run a trading venue | We operate no venue, no order book and no matching of any kind | Terms of use, section 2 |
| You have a token | None issued, none promised, none planned | Terms of use, section 2 |
| You score addresses for risk | We produce no risk score and no automated decision about any person | Privacy policy, automated decisions |
| You know who owns an address | We do not attribute public addresses to named people and buy no dataset that would let us | Privacy policy, public chain data |
Corporations Act 2001 (Cth)
Nothing on this website, in any document we publish, or in any correspondence from us is financial product advice, a recommendation, an offer, or an invitation to acquire or dispose of a financial product. It does not take account of your objectives, financial situation or needs. Digital assets are volatile and you can lose the whole of your money. Before acting on anything you read anywhere, including here, consider obtaining advice from someone who holds an Australian Financial Services Licence.
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