Wallet Activity Analyzer

A fun on-chain degen score out of 100 — fully transparent formula, no black box.

Five signals, one transparent score

Wallet age, how many transactions you’ve sent, how many different contracts you’ve touched, how often things failed, and how active you’ve been lately — each capped and combined into one score out of 100, with every component’s exact contribution shown, not hidden behind a single opaque number.

How it works

Reads your transaction count, first transaction timestamp, and a sample of recent transactions directly from the chain’s public block explorer data — no wallet connection, nothing stored.

Frequently asked questions

Five capped components add up to 100: wallet age (up to 20), transactions sent (up to 25), unique contracts interacted with (up to 20), failed-transaction ratio (up to 15), and activity in the last 30 days (up to 20) — each a simple linear scale, shown broken down under the score so nothing is a black box.

No — it's a fun composite of public on-chain signals, nothing more. It isn't used by any protocol, doesn't reflect creditworthiness or trustworthiness, and two wallets with wildly different real activity can land on similar scores.

For very active wallets, pulling complete history would mean thousands of API calls — instead, contract diversity, failed-tx ratio, and gas spent are computed from your most recent transactions (shown in the result), while wallet age and total transaction count use the wallet's full on-chain record.