The chain
Every block.Every chain.
Blockchains are living ledgers: blocks of transactions, linked forever, arriving without pause.
Infrastructure fordigital assetintelligence
Understand digital-asset activity with data that is organised, connected, and easier to analyse. Nodestors helps teams explore blockchain activity, investigate wallet movements, and work with structured digital-asset data.
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BlockTransactions, sealed
ChainLinked, forever
NodesThe source
IndexerEvery block, read
NormaliserOne clean shape
APIQuery supported chains
ExportsBulk & custom feeds
Wallet0x7a3f…c91e
TransferETH → TRX
TraceHop by hop
ClusterWallets → entities
FlagBefore it’s a loss
The chain
Every block.Every chain.
Blockchains are living ledgers: blocks of transactions, linked forever, arriving without pause.
NodestorsStructured Data Delivery
We run the nodes.You get the data.
Structured Data Delivery reads every block from the source and turns raw node data into clean, structured datasets.
NodestorsStructured Data Delivery
Raw blocks in.Clean data out.
Indexed, organised and delivered through supported APIs, exports or custom data feeds.
The flow
Every transferleaves a trail.
Across wallets, chains and bridges, value moves. The patterns are in the data.
NodestorsWallet Intelligence
And we seewhere it goes.
Wallet Intelligence traces wallets, maps their connections to entities and flags suspicious activity.
One Platform
Three products. One intelligence layer.
Whether you need to analyse digital-asset markets, investigate wallet activity, or integrate blockchain data into your own systems, Nodestors offers different ways to work with that information.
NodestorsStructured Data Delivery
We run the nodes.You get the data.
Structured Data Delivery reads every block from the source and turns raw node data into clean, structured datasets.
NodestorsStructured Data Delivery
Raw blocks in.Clean data out.
Indexed, organised and delivered through supported APIs, exports or custom data feeds.
The flow
Every transferleaves a trail.
Across wallets, chains and bridges, value moves. The patterns are in the data.
NodestorsWallet Intelligence
And we seewhere it goes.
Wallet Intelligence traces wallets, maps their connections to entities and flags suspicious activity.
One Platform
Three products. One intelligence layer.
Whether you need to analyse digital-asset markets, investigate wallet activity, or integrate blockchain data into your own systems, Nodestors offers different ways to work with that information.
01 / 03Infrastructure
Datum
Structured Data DeliveryClean data, delivered your way
Access organised blockchain datasets through supported APIs, exports, or custom data feeds for use in your own applications and workflows.
02 / 03Institutional
Market Analysis Platform
Institutional AnalyticsOne terminal for digital-asset intelligence
Bring blockchain and market information together in one workspace so teams can explore activity, compare signals, and conduct research.
Nodestors Terminal03 / 03Compliance
Netra
Wallet IntelligenceFollow the movement of digital assets
Explore transactions and connections between wallet addresses to better understand how assets move across supported blockchains.
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The Problem
Digital-asset data is everywhere. Clarity isn’t.
Institutions, investigators and builders are left stitching together fragments instead of seeing the full picture.
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Data spread across disconnected sources
Teams often have to gather information from multiple sources that do not connect easily.
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Data without clear context
Raw blockchain records can be difficult to interpret without additional context.
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Too much manual research
Teams spend time switching between tools and comparing information manually.
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Important activity can be missed
When information is scattered, relevant patterns may be harder to identify.
Nodestors turns it into structured, accessible and actionable intelligence.
How Nodestors Work
From network data to actionable intelligence.
Digital-asset information is spread across networks, markets, protocols, transactions, derivatives and other constantly changing sources.
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Collect
Bring together relevant information from supported blockchains and other data sources, rather than forcing users to search for every piece separately.
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Organise
Clean and standardise information so it can be compared and analysed more consistently across supported sources.
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Analyse
Examine patterns, wallet connections, and other relevant signals to help users investigate what the data may indicate.
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Deliver
Explore the results through the available platform, or access structured data through supported delivery methods.
Insights
What we are reading, building and seeing.
Research notes, engineering write-ups and market intelligence from the team.
All articles
Education7 min read
Chain-Hopping: How Cross-Chain Bridges Became a Laundering Route, and Why the Trail Survives
Stolen crypto rarely stays on the chain where it was taken. It hops from Ethereum to Bitcoin to Tron in minutes, hoping each jump breaks the trail. This piece explains how cross-chain bridges became a laundering route, what a typical chain-hop looks like, and why the evidence usually survives the journey.
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Education6 min read
After the Ban: Where India’s Betting Money Went
India’s gaming ban closed the bank rails, but betting money kept moving through rented accounts, hawala and USDT. We trace the pipeline and show where the trail survives.
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News5 min read
False Alarm”: How the Blockchain Told a Different Story About CoinDCX’s $16 Million Loss
India’s largest crypto exchange called reports of a breach a “false alarm,” then days later confirmed a 15.99 million USDT loss. This investigation traces how independent analysts used public blockchain data to challenge the official account, where the $16 million went, and what the incident means for users and exchanges in India.
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A few things worth knowing about Nodestors
We’re actively connecting with partners who share our vision. If that’s you, we’d love to talk.
What is Nodestors?
Nodestors is a blockchain data and intelligence company that helps teams organise and analyse digital-asset information. Its products are designed to make relevant blockchain and market data easier to access, understand, and use.
What products does Nodestors offer?
Nodestors presents three product areas: Institutional Analytics for market and blockchain research, Wallet Intelligence for exploring wallet activity, and Structured Data Delivery for accessing data through supported integrations and exports.
Who is Nodestors built for?
Nodestors is designed for teams that work with digital-asset data, including institutional investors, compliance and investigative teams, developers, and researchers. The most relevant product depends on the team’s needs and the capabilities available.
What is wallet intelligence?
Wallet intelligence is the study of wallet activity on a blockchain: the transactions an address makes, the addresses it interacts with, and how digital assets move between them. It helps teams investigate activity in context rather than one transaction at a time.
What information can Nodestors analyse?
Nodestors works with information about digital-asset markets, blockchain transactions and transfers, wallet activity and connections, and decentralised exchanges and protocols.
Which blockchains and data sources are supported?
Coverage depends on the product and continues to grow. Tell us which networks and data sources matter to your team, and we’ll confirm what is currently supported.
How can my team access the platform or request a demo?
Share a few details about your team and what you’re working on using the form below, or email us. Our team will review your enquiry and get back to you within two business days.
Does Nodestors identify wallet owners, or does it analyse wallet activity?
Nodestors analyses wallet activity: transactions, transfers, and connections between addresses. Any wallet labels or entity attributions are probabilistic assessments, not findings of fact, and should be independently verified before any decision is made.