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BlockscopeChat

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BlockscopeChat is a web-based AI on-chain investigator that decodes transactions, profiles wallets, and traces funds across 8 EVM chains.

BlockscopeChat

AI investigator for on-chain research

BlockscopeChat is an AI on-chain investigator built for decoding blockchain activity, tracing funds, and packaging the results into publishable case files. It is positioned for users who need to ask questions in plain English and get a structured investigation back, rather than manually piecing together explorer data.

The product says it can decode transactions, profile wallets, and trace stolen funds across 8 EVM chains: Ethereum, Polygon, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Avalanche, Fantom, and BNB Chain. It also supports publishing investigations so others can verify the work, while warning that AI-generated research should always be independently checked before acting on it.

Capabilities

Natural-language investigation

Ask a question in plain English and have the agent investigate without SQL, manual explorer work, or spreadsheets.

Multi-hop fund tracing

Trace stolen funds or other transfers through layering wallets, peel chains, mixers, bridges, and hops across chains, with evidence attached to each step.

Wallet profiling

Inspect a single wallet for holdings, counterparties, behavioral patterns, risk scoring, and token flow summaries.

Transaction decoding

Decode transactions on supported chains, including function calls, internal traces, balance diffs, and token transfers.

Case files and evidence

Keep findings, evidence records, and working notes in structured case files that persist across sessions.

Live flow graphs

Generate interactive fund-flow visuals such as Sankey diagrams and network graphs from the underlying tool output.

Practical workflows

  • Incident and exploit tracing

    Trace exploit proceeds from an initial transaction through intermediary wallets, mixers, and bridges to understand where funds moved and which addresses were involved.

  • Wallet due diligence

    Build a behavioral picture of a wallet by reviewing counterparties, holdings, transfers, and protocol interactions on supported chains.

  • Transaction forensics

    Decode a complex transaction to understand function calls, internal traces, balance changes, and token movements without manually reconstructing the flow.

  • Publishable case files

    Turn a completed investigation into a shareable report with tool calls and evidence attached so teammates or external readers can inspect the reasoning.

  • Research and comparison

    Explore community investigations as reference material when researching a similar exploit, bridge event, or wallet pattern.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Lets users investigate in plain English instead of using SQL or multiple explorer tabs.
  • Supports transaction decoding, wallet profiling, and multi-hop tracing in one workflow.
  • Includes evidence records and publishable case files, which helps document the reasoning behind a conclusion.
  • Shows live flow graphs and other visual outputs from the investigation.
  • Provides a free entry point with no credit card required to try it.

Cons

  • The site explicitly warns that AI-generated investigations may contain errors and should be independently verified before use.
  • It is centered on 8 EVM chains, so users working outside those networks may need a different tool.

FAQ

What is BlockscopeChat?

BlockscopeChat is an AI on-chain investigator for asking questions in plain English. It decodes transactions, profiles wallets, traces fund flows, and can publish investigations as shareable case files.

Can I rely on the output as-is?

The site says research and reports are AI-generated and may contain errors, so you should independently verify addresses, transactions, amounts, and conclusions before relying on them.

Do I need an account to try BlockscopeChat?

No account is required to try it. The pricing page says you can start free without a credit card, with a small number of free chats before signing up.

Which chains are supported?

The product supports 8 EVM chains. The site explicitly names Ethereum, Polygon, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Avalanche, Fantom, and BNB Chain.

What does publishing a chat do?

Publishing turns an investigation into a shareable public case file. The home page says published reports include verifiable tool calls and a privacy scan before going live.

Quick Facts

Category
AI chat, blockchain analytics
Platform
Web app
Primary users
On-chain analysts, investigators, and teams
Supported chains
8 EVM chains
Source domain
chat.blockscope.co
Pricing model
Free trial entry, Pro plan, Enterprise contact sales