> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://thecontentforge.gitbook.io/thecontentforge-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://thecontentforge.gitbook.io/thecontentforge-docs/feature-glossary/glossary/on-chain-intelligence.md). # On-Chain Intelligence *Last updated: 2026-08-07.* The crypto research desk inside TheContentForge. It watches wallets, tokens, yield and trade routing, then turns what it finds into publishable content angles. Everything here is analysis: TheContentForge reads on-chain and market data and never signs, sends, or executes a trade on your behalf. This is part of the content platform and comes with it. Investor Intel, sold as a separate subscription, covers similar ground for investors rather than for people publishing about it, so several names appear on both, such as Market Pulse, Vault Explorer and Lending Markets. They are different screens in different products, and the two Investor Intel pages describe that side. ## Wallet Intelligence Pick the wallets that matter to your story, watch what they do, and get told when something worth writing about happens. A counter strip across the top shows how many wallets you track, how many transactions have been captured, and the total inflows and outflows behind them. * **Tracked Wallets** - Your roster of watched addresses, each with a label, category such as whale, team, treasury or competitor, a group, tags, private notes and a visibility setting of whole workspace, private or admin only. Mark a wallet safe for content when it is cleared to name in public, and switch alerts on per wallet with its own dollar threshold. Search and filter by category, chain or group, see at a glance how recently each wallet was synced, and open any row for the full wallet view. * **Bulk wallet handling** - Paste up to 1,000 Solana addresses at once, with invalid or wrong-chain rows flagged before anything is imported and a per-row result report afterwards. Refresh every active wallet in one click, or pull a deeper slice of history at the depth you choose. Automatic activity capture covers Solana addresses today; other chains can still be recorded, labelled and linked out to their block explorer. * **On-Chain Feed** - A running stream of what your monitored wallets actually did: received, sent, swapped, staked and liquidity moves, each with the token, the dollar value and a one line plain English summary. Filter by action, event type, wallet, group or token, switch monitoring on or off per wallet, and pull in historical activity for any single wallet. One control brings the feed fully up to date on demand, with the detail filled in, the alert rules applied and the summaries written, and any single event can be pushed to Content Forge as a post idea. * **Alert Rules** - Rules that fire when a specific thing happens: a chosen wallet, group, token or program doing a chosen action above a dollar or token-amount threshold. Each rule carries a severity, a cooldown so you are not spammed, and a choice of in-app and Telegram delivery with an optional per-rule Telegram chat. Group cards carry a shortcut that builds a rule already locked to every wallet in that group. * **Alerts inbox** - A bell in the page header holds every alert that has fired, newest first, with an unread count, the severity and time of each hit, and one click to acknowledge either a single alert or the whole list. * **Activity Log** - A manual ledger for transactions you want on the record yourself, with counterparty, amount, dollar value and your own description. Useful when you have context the chain does not show, such as who a counterparty really is. Filter by type, wallet, group or token; these entries sit alongside the captured on-chain feed rather than feeding the AI reports. * **Groups** - Buckets like Competitor Treasuries or Whale Watch that let you filter every other view by theme, run analysis across a whole set at once, attach one alert rule to every wallet in the group, and set how often that group refreshes, so a watchlist you are working actively stays fresher than one you only check occasionally. * **Analysis** - Generates a written intelligence report over the wallets or groups you pick, scoped by time range, transaction type and dollar floor. Each report gives a summary, the major movements, patterns it detected with the evidence behind them, notes on the entities involved, a risk level and confidence rating, follow-up questions worth digging into, and ready-to-use content angles with draft copy per platform. Reports read the captured on-chain events, so a wallet needs monitoring switched on, or a pull of its history, before it has anything to say. ## Wallet detail view Open any tracked wallet for the full picture: total value held, tokens held, transactions captured and net flow over the most recent period with activity. Buttons in the header refresh the balance snapshot or pull a deeper slice of transaction history on demand. * **Overview** - The wallet's current holdings as a table of token, balance, price and dollar value, alongside its recent transactions, each expandable for the full detail, and a ranked list of who it trades with most. * **Wallet Chart** - Portfolio value over time across ranges of one day, three days, seven days, a month, a year or all time. Where real recorded history exists it charts that; where it does not it reconstructs an estimate from transaction history and labels the chart so you always know which you are looking at. For wallets that swap constantly it warns you, or withholds the estimate entirely, rather than drawing a line it cannot stand behind. * **Forge Map** - A bubble map of the wallet's relationships, sized by how much has moved and coloured by whether money came in or went out. Click any bubble for its interaction count, its volume in and out, and the individual transactions behind it, then re-centre the map on that address to keep walking the trail. A second mode maps the top holders of the wallet's largest holding so you can see how concentrated a token really is. ## Token Intelligence Everything you need to write confidently about a specific token: live market data, a watchlist, a scanner for what is moving, and AI write-ups. * **Tracked Tokens** - Your token watchlist across Solana, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon and BNB Chain. Paste an address, confirm the token that comes back, then save it with a category, custom label, notes and optionally its X profile and news feed so later analysis can pull in what the project is saying. Each token shows live price and market data, can be refreshed on its own, and the list filters by category, chain or free text. * **Token Dashboard** - The full read on one token: price, 24 hour and 7 day change, market cap, volume, liquidity, holder count, trade count, buy versus sell split and unique wallets, plus a price chart in line or candle form on hourly, four-hourly, daily or weekly candles. Where chart history is not available yet it says so plainly instead of drawing a flat line. A single button carries the token over to Quote Check when you want to know how tradeable it actually is. * **Market Pulse** - A scan of the Solana market for things worth posting about: trending tokens, new listings, volume spikes, liquidity changes, large trades and anomalies, filterable by type and significance and shown grouped or as one flat ranked list. Any hit can be opened in the dashboard, added to your watchlist or sent to Content Forge as a draft. Expired items can be cleared in one go. * **AI Analysis** - Written reports across up to five tracked tokens at a time, complete with content angles. Re-running a report pulls fresh signals from the token's X account, its news feed and current events, so an old report can be brought up to date rather than rewritten. A side panel keeps quick notes you can pin, and finished reports can be handed to Content Forge. ## DeFi Intelligence Yield, lending and liquidation research across Kamino, aimed at finding the story in where the money is parked and what it is earning. A header strip counts your watched vaults and reports and shows the TVL-weighted APY and total value across everything you watch. * **Live Prices** - A strip above the tabs showing the live price of every token in your watched vaults, each with a short trend line and its recent move. Anything that has moved sharply gets a one-click send to Content Forge. * **Vault Explorer** - Search every Kamino earn and liquidity vault by name, token or address, sort by total value locked, current APY, 7 day APY or fee APY, and filter by product type or strategy. Expand any vault for its full profile including price range and whether it is currently in range, APY across several windows, cumulative performance, holder count and the collateral sitting behind it, then save the ones you care about. * **My Watchlist** - Your saved vaults with a 7 day APY trend line on each so you can see whether a yield is holding up or decaying. Add notes, tags and a risk level, freeze a point-in-time snapshot for later comparison, jump out to the vault itself, or send it to Content Forge as an angle. * **Lending Markets** - Supply and borrow rates, total supplied, utilisation with a trend line and maximum loan-to-value for every lending reserve, searchable and sortable, with snapshots you can save for later. A Yield Arbitrage panel sits on top and surfaces the biggest spreads between what a vault pays and what simply lending the same asset pays, each one ready to send to Content Forge. * **Wallet Positions** - Look up any Solana address, or one click through from a wallet you already track, to see its vault positions and lending obligations. Addresses you have checked before stay on the page as one-click shortcuts. A Liquidation Watch pulls anything with a dangerously low health factor to the top and offers a one-click alert draft, which is the sort of thing that makes a timely post. * **Points & Airdrops** - Shows the current points season, lets you check a wallet's points, and ranks the best vaults to farm from your own watchlist with a send-to-Content-Forge angle on each. (beta / in progress) - the live points lookup is not always available, points data is shown exactly as it comes back, and the farming rank does not yet account for points multipliers. * **AI Analysis** - Written DeFi reports across your watched vaults and live lending data, in five flavours: vault analysis, lending analysis, yield comparison, risk assessment, and a full DeFi scan. Each report carries a summary, risk read and content angles, states how many vaults and reserves it actually looked at, and can be handed to Content Forge. ## Execution Intelligence Answers the question "could you actually trade this, and at what cost", and tracks prediction markets as a source of story ideas. This area quotes and analyses; it never places an order. * **Quote Check** - Pick what you would swap from out of the common tokens, paste the token you would swap into, set the amount and the slippage you would tolerate, and get back the expected output, price impact, available liquidity, current token price, how many hops the route takes and which venues it passes through, plus a plain quality verdict and any warnings. The full underlying quote can be opened if you want to see the raw numbers, and the same inputs can be turned into a written report. Nothing is executed; this is a read on how thin or healthy a market really is. * **Execution Reports** - Saved AI write-ups of an execution check, each stamped with the pair, amount and slippage it was run at, a quality grade and a confidence rating. Inside are a summary, a suggested content angle, a draft X post, a draft thread, a newsletter blurb and a manual verification checklist so a human can sanity-check the claims before publishing. Any report can be pushed into Content Forge. * **Prediction Markets** - A discovery and analysis layer over prediction markets, with in-product copy stating plainly that TheContentForge never executes prediction-market trades and that deep links are there to act elsewhere if you choose. It has five views: * **Discover** - Browse and search markets by category and tag at any stage from active to finalised, sorted by volume, soonest close, most recently updated or newest, with implied odds per outcome, a volume trend, a countdown to close and links out to the market itself. Pin anything interesting, attach a note, generate a content angle, or send the market to Content Forge. * **Watchlist** - Your pinned markets in one place with the notes your team added, visible to your workspace only, plus a one-click pull of the latest trades on everything you follow. * **Activity** - A trade tape across the markets you follow and the wallets you track, filterable by time window from the last day to everything, by scope, by wallet or by market, with raw tickers resolved into readable market names and links. * **Wallets** - The prediction-market traders you have chosen to follow, each expandable to show current positions and recent trades, with labels, categories, tags and notes to keep the list organised. * **Signals** - Automatically spots the moments worth writing about across your pinned markets and followed traders: volume spikes, markets closing soon, lifecycle changes, whale positions and whale trades. Each signal can be turned into a drafted content angle or sent to Content Forge as-is. ## Turning on-chain events into content The two routes out of this area: into a draft, or into a Telegram chat. * **Send to Content Forge** - Any on-chain event, market pulse hit, price mover, vault, lending spread, report or prediction-market signal in this area can be handed to Content Forge with its full context attached, so the draft starts with the facts already in place rather than a blank page. * **Telegram alerts** - Wallet and token alerts from this area can be delivered into an approved Telegram chat, along with an optional daily digest. Delivery, per-chat permissions and the digest are described on the Telegram page. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. 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