CROSS-NETWORK INVESTIGATION
Multi-Chain Wallet Forensics With Explicit Data Coverage
WalletGenome brings supported EVM activity into one report while preserving chain provenance and showing where provider or pricing coverage is incomplete.
What the analysis covers
Chain-aware evidence
Keep transactions, contracts, gas units, and protocol attribution tied to the network where the activity occurred.
Capital-flow topology
Explore verified transfer legs, recurring counterparties, and supported protocol interactions through an interactive flow view.
Coverage reporting
Distinguish complete, partial, and unavailable datasets and label historical, estimated, assumed, and unpriced values.
Useful for
- Building an initial cross-chain picture of an address
- Finding high-frequency counterparties and protocol interactions
- Separating verified historical values from estimates and unpriced activity
Important limits
- The scanner currently covers four EVM networks rather than every blockchain.
- Capital-flow views describe public transfer evidence, not beneficial ownership.
- Partial price coverage produces labeled lower bounds, not complete portfolio valuation.
Frequently asked questions
What does multi-chain wallet forensics examine?
It combines public transaction, transfer, contract, counterparty, gas, approval, and identity evidence from multiple networks into a chain-aware investigation view.
Does WalletGenome calculate total portfolio value?
No. Its verified inflow, outflow, and protocol-volume metrics describe supported historical transfer evidence and should not be interpreted as current portfolio value.
How are missing prices handled?
Missing historical values remain estimated or unpriced with explicit provenance; they are not silently presented as exact historical dollars or zero.