Overview
An AI-powered Web3 wallet intelligence tool built with Next.js and TypeScript that turns raw on-chain data into plain-language insights. Users paste any EVM wallet address to get portfolio context, behavior patterns, and risk signals without manually digging through Etherscan.
Problem
Raw on-chain data on block explorers is hard for non-technical users to interpret when reviewing wallet behavior, risk, and activity patterns.
Solution
Built an AI-powered wallet assistant where users paste any EVM wallet address and receive plain-language summaries of portfolio context, behavior patterns, and risk signals.
My role
Sole frontend developer — UI, wallet input flows, on-chain data integration, and AI response display.
Key features
- Plain-language wallet analysis from any EVM address
- Multi-chain support (Ethereum, Polygon, Base, Arbitrum)
- OpenAI API for insight generation
- Viem and Moralis for on-chain data fetching
- Accessible interface for non-technical users
Results & impact
Makes wallet due diligence more accessible by summarizing on-chain activity in plain language instead of raw explorer data.
Technology stack
- OpenAI API
- Viem
- Moralis
- TypeScript
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