On-chain data for the assistant you already use
LurkChain connects AI assistants to live blockchain data: wallets, holdings, PnL and token flows on seven chains. Your assistant asks, LurkChain looks it up, and the answer comes back with its sources and its cost.
AI can reason. It can't see the chain.
Ask a model who is selling a token and it can only guess.
Models learn from a snapshot of the past. A blockchain changes every few hundred milliseconds. The facts are public, but they sit in explorers built for clicking through one transaction at a time, not for answering a question.
LurkChain is the missing layer between the two. It reads the chain, sorts the raw transfers and swaps into wallets, positions and flows, and hands your assistant clean numbers it can reason about. The assistant does the writing. LurkChain makes sure it is writing about what actually happened.
Read-only · live · citedPrinciples
Four rules every answer follows.
Read-only
LurkChain reads public chain data and nothing else. It never asks for a private key, a seed phrase or a signature, and it cannot move funds.
Cost on every answer
Each answer ends with what it cost and what you have left. No surprise bills, and no guessing how much a question used.
Sources cited
Results name the chain, the pools and the time window they came from, so you can check any number for yourself.
Data, not signals
LurkChain reports what wallets did. It does not predict prices or tell anyone what to trade. The decision stays with you.
How it works
Three steps, and the first one only happens once.
Add one endpoint
Paste the LurkChain endpoint into your assistant as a connector or a config entry, then sign in and approve read-only access.
Ask in plain words
“Who bought this token in its first minute?” Your assistant picks the right LurkChain tools and calls them.
Get data with receipts
Numbers come back with their sources and the time they were read. The answer ends with its cost and your balance.
What you can use today
Every tool on this site is read-only and open in your browser.
Top Tokens, Daily Movers, Crowd Tokens, Launch Radar, Perps Pulse, Wallet Feed, Large Trades, Transactions, Trader Leaderboard, Flow Analytics and Wallet Lookup. They read public sources in your browser, free and with no account.
One endpoint for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and any other MCP client, plus the same tools over HTTP with a bearer key. About 80 read-only tools. See the docs and the API reference.
Sign-in, up to $5 of free credit for new accounts, and the Scout, Tracker and Pack plans. Every answer shows its cost and your balance.
Follow Hyperliquid and Solana wallets, track DCA orders on the DCA Tracker, and keep alert rules in the app. Alerts also run inside your assistant.
Data-first notes on launches, wallets and perps, each with its sources and method. See the research hub.
Wallets that tend to move together, mapped from their funding source. Open on the clusters page while the matching method is tuned.
Give your assistant a view of the chain
Read the setup guide for your assistant, or browse the live data pages now.