Filters

What are filters?

The onchain explorer tool analyzes Web3 communities using blockchain data, offering insights into activities and trends. It employs various filters to examine specific wallet groups, utilizing both onchain and offchain data sources.

  • Onchain filters analyze token holdings, transaction activity, smart contract interactions, net worth, and transaction dates.

  • Offchain filters examine website visits, geographic location, traffic sources, UTM tags, and browser/OS information.

  • This comprehensive approach facilitates data-driven decision-making for projects, investors, and researchers in the Web3 space.

  • You can save your selected filter to an Audience

List of available filters

Filter Type
Description
Data Source
Example Use Case

CSV List (read more)

Select wallets from uploaded address list

User-provided

Analyzing specific group of known wallets

Token Holdings

Filter wallets based on token holdings

Onchain

Identifying top holders of a project's token

Token Buy/Sell Activity

Filter wallets based on token transactions

Onchain

Finding active traders of a specific token

Smart Contract Interaction

Filter wallets interacting with specific contracts

Onchain

Analyzing users of a particular DApp

Net Worth

Filter wallets based on their net worth

Onchain

Identifying high-value wallets in a community

First/Last Transaction Date

Filter wallets based on transaction dates

Onchain

Segmenting users by longevity or recent activity

Website

Filter wallets based on website visits

Offchain

Analyzing engagement with project's website

Location

Filter wallets based on geographic location

Offchain

Geographical analysis of community members

Traffic Source

Filter wallets based on traffic source

Offchain

Evaluating effectiveness of marketing channels

UTM Tags

Filter wallets based on UTM tags

Offchain

Tracking success of specific marketing campaigns

Browser & OS

Filter wallets based on browser and OS

Offchain

Optimizing user experience for popular platforms

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