Chain allegiance

Where wallets really live. Not all wallets are created equal — some are Ethereum maxis, others are Solana volume bots. Kairo reveals which chains a wallet actually uses, not just where it’s bridged funds.

🧭 What We Track:

For each chain a wallet touches, Kairo surfaces:

• ✅ Number of transactions

• 🔄 DEX activity & swaps

• 🎯 Token-specific interactions

• 📆 Time-based heatmaps

• 🧪 Contract interactions (e.g. LPs, minting, staking)

Instead of just listing "assets on X chain", we prioritize behavioral depth per chain — who they're being, not just what they’re holding.

🔥 Activity Weighting

We don’t treat all activity equally. A high-frequency swing trader on Base is shown differently from someone who sent 1 tx on Optimism and left.

Each chain gets a score based on:

• % of wallet’s trades on that chain

• Average size of trades

• Duration of activity streaks

• Types of tokens touched (meme vs DeFi vs stable)

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📊 Example Snapshot

Wallet: 0x123...beef

• Solana – Primary chain (74% of volume, meme trades, flips in <3 hrs)

• Ethereum – Secondary (DeFi usage, bridged USDC, 3 NFT mints)

• Base – Dormant (held one token, no trades since May)

🔍 "This wallet behaves like a Solana native with Ethereum side experiments."

🧠 Why It Matters

Understanding chain allegiance helps you:

• Identify which ecosystems a wallet truly understands

• Predict where they'll likely act next

• Detect cross-chain airdrop farming

• Avoid overestimating wallets that just bridge and sit

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✨ In Context:

Hover any address on a supported dApp using our extension and you’ll instantly see:

• Primary chain

• Recent on-chain behavior

• Trade category bias per chain

It’s like reading their on-chain passport — instantly.