Flags, not promises.
Paste a Base address or agent handle. In about a minute you get every risk flag we can prove on-chain: dormant wallets, USDC stranded in them, transfers concentrated among a few counterparties, factory-clone contracts, online claims the chain doesn't back. Each is tied to the transactions behind it, read from the chain. The verdict is yours. We show the evidence.
Point us at any Base wallet and we file the full forensic Intel Brief — fund-flow trace, claim-vs-reality, every flag sourced to the chain, delivered privately within 48 hours, or as a public thread if you prefer. priced in USDC on Base.
Request a brief →ChainWard describes on-chain behavior in a neutral band — low, mixed, elevated, or high signal. That is a count of what surfaced, never a claim that an address is safe or unsafe.
We've been checking the chain by hand — claims against receipts, fund flows, the gap between the pitch and the ledger. Now that method runs on a button. Read a few filings to see how we work.
$162K aGDP claimed. $408K USDC through the wallet on Base. On Hyperliquid, every ButlerLiquid-side address returns $0.
The dashboard says $490,296 of agentic GDP. We checked Hyperliquid directly: the agent's account holds $11.18 and has never placed a trade.
Two AI-mediated drains in 15 days, same root cause, no smart contract bug — when the 'wallet' is actually a service, social engineering the service drains every wallet at once.