BlockscopeChat

AI Crypto Investigations/Research Agents

Web3

Cryptocurrency

Blockchain

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the confidence-score answer to Hazy covers the false-positive-on-your-own-analysis case, but I'm more worried about the other direction: someone runs this on a wallet they think scammed them, the agent confidently names/links an address as the attacker, and that screenshot then gets posted publicly as "proof" this person is a scammer. wrong attribution in that flow isn't just a bad answer, it's reputational damage to a real person or entity. is there anything in the product nudging people away from treating an agent's wallet-attribution as public-accusation-ready, or is that entirely on the user's judgment?

I'd point this at community and treasury ops — the 'find wallets linked to you' clustering is the part I'd test first for vetting a partner or tracing a drainer. One concrete question: what's the heuristic behind a 'linked wallet' claim — funding-path and shared CEX-deposit clustering, or just direct transfers between them? Before I acted on a link I'd want to know how it surfaces confidence and flags a likely false positive.

love the idea of letting ai dig through chain data instead of me refreshing etherscan for the 40th time. one thing that would make it way more useful for me is letting me save and share the reports it generates, so i can send a clean summary to my team or drop it into a thread when something weird is happening on chain.

love that the ai agents actually pull real on-chain data instead of hallucinating answers, makes the whole etherscan rabbit hole thing way less painful

Would love to see a way to save and share investigations with my team, basically like a permalink or export for the full chat and the sources the agent pulled from. Right now if a coworker asks how I reached a conclusion I basically have to screenshot everything which kind of defeats the purpose of having agents do the work.

One thing that would make this way more useful for me is being able to save and export the agent's findings as a shareable report, especially when investigating a hack. Right now it feels like the conversation disappears, but if I could send a clean summary link to my team or pin it for later, that would turn a cool demo into an actual research tool.

@adit_patel2someone who's just been scammed will trace their own funds with this. Does anything tell them a trace isn't recovery?

would love to see the ability to save and share investigation threads with teammates directly from the chat, so we can collaborate on tracing suspicious wallets instead of just screenshotting results.

asked it about a suspicious wallet id and got a clean breakdown of the contract interactions in under a minute, way faster than digging through etherscan myself

Asked it to trace a hack from last week and got a pretty clean wallet flow breakdown in under a minute, which usually takes me forever on etherscan alone.