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WalletWall

WalletWall is a read-only vault-readiness platform powered by wallet intelligence. Wallet intelligence is the front door. It turns read-only, public Ethereum data into a structured view of how exposed a wallet is — across long-horizon quantum/signature exposure, stablecoin and asset concentration, dormancy, and whale behavior. Vault readiness is the center of gravity. That assessment becomes a prioritized migration-readiness path — Monitor, Prepare, Testnet Rehearsal, or Not Enough Data — that prepares exposed wallets for safer vault migration before funds move. The Stablecoin Vault is the flagship destination the intelligence feeds. The product follows one workflow everywhere: scan → assess → recommend → report → monitor. The app does not ask users to connect a wallet, sign transactions, or provide private keys. All data is sourced from public on-chain providers and scheduled analytics queries. WalletWall is read-only intelligence and vault-readiness prioritization — not asset protection or custody.
New here? Start with What is WalletWall? for the product overview, audiences, and the core workflow. WalletWall is operated as a hosted application; self-hosting is not currently supported.

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Product pillars

Each pillar owns a distinct analytical surface and data boundary. They are designed so that holder analytics, wallet graphing, stablecoin intelligence, behavioral intelligence, cryptographic exposure analysis, and vault readiness remain separate and non-conflated.

Stablecoin Vault

Flagship vault-readiness and migration journey. The destination the intelligence layer feeds — a read-only vault-readiness assessment at vault.walletwall.org, supported by separate readiness signals (PQ Evidence, Testnet Rehearsal, Proof Artifact Status, ZK/SP1 disclosure). The Vault Simulator (/vault) is the Sepolia testnet rehearsal detail.

Stable Seer

Stablecoin intelligence at stable.walletwall.org. Peg deviation detection, liquidity depth, holder/flow analysis, sparklines, risk console summary, and pool map. Feeds Stablecoin Vault readiness.

Holder Wall

Zoomable treemap of top token holders. Shows ownership concentration, rank deltas, leaderboard, and per-wallet drawer with Quantum Exposure Card. Routes valid EVM wallets to Stablecoin Vault readiness.

Quantum Intelligence

Cross-cutting cryptographic risk context. Signature exposure score, vault readiness, dormancy signals, and migration readiness. Routes vault candidates to Stablecoin Vault.

Whale Watcher

Full wallet intelligence workspace. 12-week activity heatmap, adversarial signals, narrative engine, holdings strip, and protocol affinity bar.

Coinstellation

Constellation graph of wallet relationships. Nodes and edges built from Etherscan, Alchemy, and The Graph transaction history.

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Tech stack

  • Frontend: React 18, Vite, Three.js, Recharts
  • API: Node/Vercel serverless handlers in api/
  • On-chain data: Etherscan, Alchemy, CoinGecko, The Graph, Dune Analytics
  • AI narratives: OpenRouter, OpenAI, or Anthropic (optional; first available provider wins)
  • Caching: Upstash Redis REST (optional; in-memory fallback when not configured)

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Data posture

All wallet data is read-only public Ethereum data. No private keys, seed phrases, or wallet signatures are used anywhere in the stack. Dune Analytics data is scheduled and cached — it is never live streaming. The UI labels all Dune-sourced data as Scheduled/Cached via a data-source badge and a data-quality strip.

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Next steps

Architecture flows

Product boundary maps and API security posture diagrams.

Dune queries

Scheduled query contracts, staleness thresholds, and data guardrails.

Public and private repositories

Which WalletWall artifacts are open, what stays private, and why WalletWall is not fully open source.