Your wallet
tells a story.
Your onchain activity is more than a list of transactions. WARM helps turn it into an identity you can understand, verify, and share.
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An address doesn’t tell the whole story.
A wallet is forty-two characters. Behind it are years of transactions, contracts, and communities, scattered across explorers that were built for engineers.
Other people can’t read that history, and you can’t easily show it. WARM reads public activity and presents it in plain language, with every number traceable to its source.
Meet your onchain identity.
Understand your activity
See when your wallet began, how steadily it has been used, and which contracts it has actually called.
Explore your reputation
Each indicator has a written definition and a known formula. Open any score to see what went into it.
Share your story
Every supported address gets a public profile that anyone can open without connecting a wallet.
A profile, read at a glance.
This preview shows the layout of a public profile. The numbers below are invented for illustration; live profiles will only show data WARM actually retrieved.
Provisional
Methodology 0.1.0-experimental
History partial. Age is a lower bound.
0x0000…demo| Date | Network | Status | Hash |
|---|---|---|---|
| Demo row | Base | Success | 0x…demo |
| Demo row | Base | Failed | 0x…demo |
Live profiles link every transaction to the Base explorer. Ecosystem participation and credentials are shown as not yet supported rather than given a score.
How reputation is calculated.
Three indicators are measured in this first version. Each uses only successful transactions and counts distinct things, not volume.
WARM does not measure wealth, intentions, or whether a wallet belongs to a real person. With too little data, it shows “unavailable” instead of a low number.
No keys. No seed phrase. Ever.
Signing in uses a plain-text message that cannot move funds. WARM never asks for a seed phrase or private key, and never asks you to approve token spending to log in.
Your onchain history is already public. WARM adds only an optional offchain profile, which you can hide or delete. It cannot remove records from the blockchain.