User Explorer
Search your supported protocol population with financially meaningful filters instead of raw event queries.
- Current and peak value, supply, collateral, debt
- Tenure, active-capital days, assets held
- Integrations and other protocols used
Work in progress · building with design partners
OnchainStory turns protocol positions, wallet activity, and capital flows into product intelligence your team can act on. See who is arriving, what they do, which integrations they use, where capital moves, and which changes matter.
Private protocol dashboard. Evidence behind every insight. No frontend SDK required for core onchain coverage.
Significant changes · last 7 days
Indexer live block 21,448,902
| Account | Segment | Integration | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0x1f…a3c4 | Whale · 214d | Router · Exact | −$4.10m |
| 0x9b…07de | Supplier · 96d | Direct · Unknown | −$2.65m |
| 0x54…be21 | Returning · 12d | Smart account · Probable | +$1.30m |
| 0xc2…5f10 | Whale · 410d | Aggregator · Exact | −$1.05m |
Built for protocol teams
Platform
Protocol teams still piece together user behavior with dashboards, one-off queries, wallet explorers, and manual investigation. Each module below turns one of those investigations into a maintained, reusable view.
Search your supported protocol population with financially meaningful filters instead of raw event queries.
Follow where meaningful capital came from and where it went after leaving, with exact and inferred routes kept apart.
Every claim links back to the accounts, positions, transactions, source blocks, and calculations that produced it.
Deterministic rules surface what changed; AI groups and prioritizes the facts without inventing them.
Cohort retention, net flows, integration usage, and version migration — each aggregate drills into the accounts behind it.
Each protocol is modeled through its own pack: contracts, positions, accounting, lifecycle, integrations, segments, and rules.
Scope
Current and historical accounts are discovered from onchain evidence, including users who arrive through third-party applications or call the contracts directly.
Supply, collateral, debt, health, yield, and net value are verified against protocol state at a recorded block. A failed read stays explicit instead of becoming a zero.
Wider portfolio and capital-flow context is refreshed when it can change an insight, so entries and exits have a source and a destination.
Each insight links to the accounts, positions, transactions, and blocks behind it, with its confidence stated rather than implied.
The first semantic pack targets Aave V4. We publish coverage and performance numbers once a pilot dataset validates them — not before.
Solutions
The same maintained account universe answers the questions each team keeps investigating separately today.
Understand adoption, retention, user lifecycle, asset combinations, and the behaviors behind aggregate change. Discover what deserves a product response.
Measure attributed users, capital, activity, and retention. Identify which partners acquire new protocol usage and which mostly route existing users.
Start from a concise view of the most material changes, then drill into segments, accounts, and evidence without waiting for a custom analysis.
Find timely, defensible stories about migrations, returning users, new collateral adoption, and whale behavior — with the evidence attached.
See position health and protocol context where they explain user behavior. Specialist market, solvency, and governance risk analysis stays outside the product.
Skip rebuilding indexers, position accounting, and cross-protocol matching for every new question your team wants to ask.
Security
Each deployment is isolated, read-only against protocol data, and analyzes public onchain accounts only. It never holds keys and never requests a signature.
Independent credentials, session secrets, and a read-only data mount per customer.
Public protocol accounts are analyzed. Addresses are never enriched with private personal data or linked to a person without defensible evidence.
The platform reads chain state. It never submits a transaction or requests a signature.
Formal certification and assessment are not yet complete. This line will state a date and auditor once they are.
Multi-factor authentication
Required for every workspace member
IP allowlisting
3 ranges configured
API key rotation
Every 90 days
Public share links
Disabled for this workspace
Sign-in from an unlisted range was rejected · 2 min ago
FAQ
It is a product-intelligence layer built around protocol accounts, exact positions, capital history, and reusable behavioral insights. It includes aggregate views, but every metric is designed to drill down to the users and evidence behind it.
Not for core onchain coverage. OnchainStory discovers protocol activity from onchain evidence, including interactions through third parties or direct contract calls. Optional first-party data can improve application or campaign attribution.
Only when the evidence supports it. A known router, smart account, or bundler gives Exact onchain evidence; recognizable call paths may be Probable; customer-provided application data is Attributed. Direct protocol calls stay Unknown, because the chain alone cannot prove which interface initiated them.
Deterministic rules generate the underlying insight occurrences from structured facts. AI explains, groups, and prioritizes those facts. Every statement retains its evidence and its uncertainty.
The initial proof of concept is built around Aave V4. The platform adds other protocols through reusable semantic packs rather than one-off dashboards; each pack is announced once it is validated.
No. Addresses and protocol accounts stay separate by default. Relationships are used only when they have a defensible source and a stated confidence level.
Design partners
We are inviting a small number of DeFi protocol teams to become design partners. A first engagement turns your protocol's account and position semantics into a private intelligence workspace, then focuses the product on the questions your team repeatedly investigates.
Tell us which protocol you work on and the three user or capital questions you most want answered.