📊 Address Analytics: Who Owns What?

Investigate wallet balances, transaction history, and on-chain activity

📍 Address Analytics

Address lookups reveal balances, transaction history, and activity patterns. Learn to analyze addresses like a blockchain detective!

🎮 Interactive Address Lookup

Click on any address to see detailed analytics:

Address Types

📊 Activity Timeline Analyzer

Select timeframe to see address activity:

Received
48
Sent
35
Volume
12.8 ETH
In/Out Ratio1.37:1
IncomingOutgoing

🔍 What You Can Learn from Addresses

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Current Holdings

See exact ETH balance plus all ERC-20 tokens and NFTs owned by the address

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Full Transaction History

Every incoming and outgoing transaction since the address was created

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Activity Patterns

When the address is most active, typical transaction sizes, interaction frequency

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Counterparties

Which addresses does this one interact with most? Useful for tracking fund flows

🏷️ Address Labels & Identification

Exchange Addresses

Labeled by explorers (e.g., "Binance: Hot Wallet"). Very high transaction volume, large balances. Useful for tracking exchange inflows/outflows.

Smart Contracts

Explorers show contract source code (if verified), ABI, and function calls. Look for "Contract" tag and code verification checkmark.

Known Entities

Major projects, DAOs, foundations label their addresses. Etherscan maintains public tag registry for transparency.

Anonymous Wallets

Most addresses are unlabeled individual wallets. You can add private name tags for your own tracking purposes.

💡 Advanced Address Analysis

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Token Holdings Tab: Click to see all ERC-20 tokens. Shows token name, amount, current value in USD.
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Internal Transactions: ETH transfers triggered by smart contracts. Important for tracking all value movement.
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Events/Logs: Smart contract events emitted by address. Technical but useful for debugging.
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Analytics Charts: Some explorers show balance history over time, transaction volume charts, gas usage trends.
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Name Tags: Add your own private labels to track addresses (e.g., "Bob's wallet", "My DeFi contract").

⚠️ Privacy Considerations

Remember: Blockchain is completely transparent. Anyone can see:

  • • Your exact balance in ETH and tokens
  • • Every transaction you've ever made
  • • Addresses you interact with frequently
  • • When you're active and typical transaction patterns

💡 Tip: Use different addresses for different purposes if you want privacy. Once addresses are linked to your identity, all history is public.