Wallet & address pages

Paste any 0x… address that isn't a token contract and you land on the address view: holdings, history and counterparties for that address on the current chain.

What you get

• Holdings — the tokens the address currently holds and what they're worth
• Balance — its native ETH balance
• Transaction history — what the address has been doing, filterable
• Address type — whether it looks like an ordinary wallet, a contract, or an exchange address

That last one matters when you're reading a token's holder list. A single address holding 30% of supply means something very different if it's a centralised exchange's hot wallet rather than an individual.

Asking about an address

With the address open, the chat already knows which address you mean:

• "What does this wallet hold?"
• "Show me its last 20 transactions"
• "Who does it trade with most?"

That last question — counterparty analysis — ranks the addresses this wallet interacts with most. It's the quickest way to spot a wallet that's really just moving funds between a small cluster of related addresses.

See SharpAI.

Track it

Star the address to add it to Favorites, and give it a label so you remember why you were watching it.