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A clearer view of
on-chain activity.

Go from an address to an understanding.
Research wallets, tokens, and contracts in one focused workspace.

Read-only tools. No transaction approvals.
Veyl / Research workspace
Real-data examples · Not live
Wallet lookup/EthereumVerify on explorer ↗

Ethereum Foundation

0xde0b295669a9fd93d5f28d9ec85e40f4cb697bae
Native balance5,774.4917 ETH
Transactions in sample50
Account typeSmart contract

Recent transactions

Latest 5 in captured sample
TransactionValue (ETH)Time (UTC)
0xcc59…0a6c0Oct 10, 16:31↗
0xffa1…b0af0.000003Oct 6, 09:16↗
0x6e61…84230Sep 18, 04:28↗
0x1d5f…fcd20Sep 18, 01:25↗
0x3efb…e6f5<0.000001Aug 11, 20:38↗
Captured Oct 23, 2026 · 12:45 UTC
Public network RPC + Etherscan V2 · Historical snapshot, not live data.
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Explore real results before signing in.Samples are not complete histories. Contract verification is not a security audit.
One workspace. Seven networks.
EthereumPolygonArbitrumOptimismBaseBNB ChainSolana
The toolkit

Less switching.
More understanding.

Start with the question in front of you.
Six focused tools, connected by the same public data.

A graphite wallet and copper identity card connected to address trails.

Wallet lookup

Balances, recent activity, and the addresses a wallet interacts with.

Open wallet lookup
Three floating collectible art plates.

NFT explorer

Explore collections and indexed NFT transfers associated with a wallet.

Open nft explorer
Source-code folios with copper brackets and implementation layers.

Contract analysis

Verified source, compiler details, proxy information, and contract methods.

Open contract analysis
From question to context

Keep the whole
investigation in view.

No disconnected screenshots. No guessing which chain an address belongs to.

01

Start with an address.

Choose a network and look up a wallet, token, contract, or transaction.

02

Follow the connections.

Move from a transaction to its participants, or from a token transfer to its contract.

03

Keep what matters.

Save an address in your browser-local casebook, add a note, or export the returned data.

A place for your findings

Don’t start from
scratch next time.

Leave yourself a question, an address, or a reminder. This draft stays in your browser. Download a copy of anything you want to keep.

Local only. No account needed.Open your casebook
Research notesBrowser-local draft
Know what you’re looking at

Clear sources.
Honest limits.

Veyl reads public blockchain data. Results include provider and coverage information, so you can see what’s available—and what isn’t.

Explorer-indexed activity and public RPC fallback. Availability depends on the provider; samples are not complete histories.

Read-only by design EVM & Solana wallet sign-in Email registration available Export returned data
Portrait of Wenbo (Gordon) Hu, the builder behind Veyl
Independently built

Hi, I’m Gordon.

Wenbo (Gordon) Hu
Researcher & builder

I’m a computer science PhD student at UCLA. My research focuses on agentic reinforcement learning, large language models, multimodal systems, and AI agents.

Veyl is my independent on-chain research project. I’m building a focused place to understand wallet activity, inspect contracts, and keep track of what you find—without pretending the data can answer every question.

Your next question starts here.

Make sense of the activity.