On-chain intelligence
See the connections behind on-chain activity.
Graphveil is building a clearer way to explore token supply, wallet relationships, and the movement of assets across blockchain ecosystems.
Wallet activity
Sample graph- Traced path
- Observed transfer
Supply overview
Sample- Top 10 wallets34%
- Liquidity pool21%
- Vesting15%
- Other holders30%
Token flows
Sample| Hop | Route | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Deployer to W-03 | 50,000 |
| 02 | W-03 to W-05 | 48,200 |
| 03 | W-05 to Pool | 47,950 |
The idea
Blockchain activity is connected. Analysis should be too.
Token transfers, wallet behavior, and supply changes are usually studied in separate places: an explorer for transactions, a dashboard for holders, a spreadsheet for everything in between. Context gets lost along the way.
Graphveil is exploring a single analytical view where these signals sit together, so a question about one can be followed through the others, with the underlying transactions always close at hand.
- Token movementsTransfers and swaps
- Wallet activityCounterparties and timing
- Supply changesHolders and allocations
Capabilities
What Graphveil is being built to do.
Four planned areas of analysis, designed to work together rather than as separate tools.
- Planned
Token supply intelligence
Understand how a token's supply is distributed and how that distribution changes over time. Graphveil aims to show concentration, allocations, and holder shifts in one place.
- Planned
Wallet flow analysis
Follow transfers from wallet to wallet and see where assets move next. Each step is intended to stay linked to the transaction behind it.
- Planned
Wallet relationship mapping
Visualize observed transaction relationships between wallets as a connected graph. The goal is to surface linked activity while keeping every connection grounded in on-chain records.
- Planned
Launchpad activity research
Investigate token launches and the buyer-wallet events that follow them. Planned coverage starts with launch activity in the ecosystems Graphveil focuses on first.
Ecosystems
Starting with Solana and EVM networks.
- Initial focus
Solana
A high-throughput network where token launches and wallet activity move quickly.
- Initial focus
EVM-compatible networks
Ethereum and the networks that share its execution model and token standards.
Initial ecosystem focus. Supported networks and data coverage will expand as the platform develops.
How it is intended to work
From raw events to evidence you can follow.
01
Observe
Collect relevant on-chain events and transaction data.
02
Connect
Organize token, wallet, and transfer relationships.
03
Investigate
Explore patterns with context and traceable evidence.
About
Built for people who want to look deeper.
Graphveil is an early-stage project exploring how on-chain data can be made more useful for research and investigation.
Public blockchains record everything, but a record is not an explanation. The aim is to help researchers move from raw activity to conclusions they can check.
- Clarity
- Present complex activity in a form that can be read, compared, and questioned.
- Traceability
- Keep every chart and connection linked to the transactions it came from.
- Careful interpretation
- Show what the data supports, and be explicit about what it does not.
Interested in what we're building?
Have a research use case, a data question, or an idea worth exploring? We'd like to hear from you.