🗺️Wallet Oracle Navigation

Master the wallet analysis with the Blazing Wallet Oracle.

Getting started

To get started, simply click this link to open Blazing Wallet Oracle on Telegram.

The Blazing Wallet Oracle interface.

To start, click on the start button.

Starting the Blazing Wallet Oracle Bot.

Once you have started the bot, you can immediately begin scanning wallets. To do this, send the bot the address of the wallet you wish to scan.

Before you start scanning a wallet, make sure its address belongs to the Ethereum network (ERC20 Wallet). If you send a wrong wallet, you will receive the following error message.

Scanning wallets.

After you send the correct wallet address, the bot will begin scanning it.

The Blazing Wallet Oracle wallet scanning process.

Wallet scanning may take some time as we use third-party databases, which increases response time.

Sometimes, the bot may generate the following error. It may occur in case of malfunctions on the side of database servers or during ongoing technical works.

Example of failed wallet scan in the Blazing Wallet Oracle.

An example of the information collected about the scanned wallet.

After successful scanning, the bot will send a message with all collected information.

Analyzing the received information.

In order to analyze the information received, let's understand what kind of information the bot sends.

General wallet info from the Blazing Wallet Oracle.

[] — Each message attaches the wallet address you sent for scanning. You can copy it again by simply clicking on it.

[] — You can manually check wallet history by clicking on Etherscan Link.

[] — Blazing Wallet Oracle allows you to know the age of the wallet. Wallets that are too young usually do not inspire confidence.

[] — Current wallet balance, in ETH equivalent.

[] — Total volume of transactions of the wallet (in ETH) for the time of its existence. Total value of Incoming / Total value of outgoing.

[] —Total number of transactions for the whole time of wallet existence. Total Incoming / total outgoing.

[] — That's the most interesting part. Connections allow you to determine which wallets the wallet has interacted with. There are several levels of interactions, from 0 to 5-6. They are labeled as "hops". Determining the connections can be a deciding factor when making a decision.

The bot discovers any significant projects or tokens that were started by the main wallet or any of its connections, it will sort these projects by their success or importance. It will then show you the top five of these projects. If there are more than five, it will let you know. For example, it might say something like, "There are 3 more."

In our case, the Blazing Wallet Oracle identified three tokens with a developer whose wallet is scannable, as indicated by "0" hops.

GO AI (GOAI)

1st connection found by the Blazing Wallet Oracle.

Example of Analysis Outcome: For instance, if the main wallet (Hop 0) launched a token named "GO AI (GOAI)" on 2023-12-07, the analysis would detail its performance - like the number of buy and sell transactions, trading volumes, market capitalization, and growth metrics (e.g., 1114x increase from launch).

JUMP (JUMP)

2nd connection found by the Blazing Wallet Oracle.

Example of Analysis Outcome: The JUMP (JUMP) token, created on December 4, 2023, by its primary wallet (0 hops), exhibited significant trading activity post-launch, with a total of 652 buy transactions and 875 sell transactions.

Starting with a market capitalization of $2,356.65, JUMP experienced remarkable growth, reaching an all-time high market cap of $642,119.49, marking a 272.4x's increase.

This rapid escalation in market cap indicates a strong market interest and a successful reception of the token.

MEMES (MEMES)

3rd connection found by the Blazing Wallet Oracle.

Example of Analysis Outcome: The MEMES token, created on December 9, 2023, by the initiating wallet (0 hops), demonstrated post-launch growth. It began with a market capitalization of $2,356.65 and impressively grew to an all-time high market cap of $372,651.77.

This growth represents a significant increase of 158.1 times its initial value, highlighting a strong market interest and a successful reception in the cryptocurrency market.

Tracking Deployments and Transactions: The bot also tracks and analyzes significant activities like successful deployments (e.g., the launch of a new token) associated with the main wallet or its connections. It ranks these activities by the success or scale of a token launch.

What is "hops"?

"Hops" in wallet refers to a method of analyzing the connections and activities of a specific wallet by tracing the transactions and interactions it has with other wallets. Here's a breakdown of how it works:

Hop 0 - The Main Wallet: This is the starting point of the analysis. For example, if the main wallet's address is 0x02Da8f01e2d86c84ae1AC3811319C4127f419b48, this wallet is considered "Hop 0." It's the central wallet whose transactions and interactions are being examined.

Hop 1 - Direct Connections: These are wallets that have directly interacted with the main wallet (Hop 0), typically through incoming transactions. If a wallet sends a transaction to Hop 0, it becomes a Hop 1 wallet in relation to the main wallet.

Subsequent Hops (Hop 2 to Hop 5-6): The analysis then extends to the wallets that have interacted with Hop 1 wallets, and so on, up to Hops 5 or 6. Each "hop" represents a layer of connection away from the main wallet. The higher the hop number, the more distant the connection is from the main wallet.

In summary, "hops" is a systematic approach to explore and understand the network of transactions and interactions stemming from a specific wallet. This analysis can reveal the wallet's influence, its major activities, and the extent of its network within the blockchain ecosystem.

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