Traces a whale's cross-chain activity: identifies the bridge transaction on Ethereum, finds the corresponding deposit on Base, then follows outgoing transactions to DEX contracts to reveal what they swapped into. Useful for copy-trading signals.

For each wallet, traces incoming transactions backwards recursively until the paths converge. If multiple wallets share a common funding ancestor, this reveals coordinated activity -- useful for Sybil detection, airdrop farming investigations, and compliance checks.

Maps historical transaction patterns between DEX contracts across chains. While 1F doesn't have real-time pool state, it reveals which addresses have historically moved funds between these venues and the timing patterns involved.

Starting from your address, finds the outgoing transaction to the bridge contract, then checks the bridge contract's activity on the destination chain to locate your deposit and any subsequent movements.

Cross-references addresses that received tokens from the Arbitrum airdrop contract with those that also received from the Optimism airdrop contract. Then traces outgoing transactions from those wallets to see if they held, sold on DEXs, or bridged the tokens elsewhere.

Identifies addresses that interacted with Uniswap's governance contract on Ethereum, then checks which of those same addresses also transacted with the AAVE token contract on Polygon. Reveals cross-chain governance participants and their DeFi footprint.

Starting from known Binance hot wallet addresses, finds all outgoing edges within the recent block range. Then follows each recipient one more hop to identify which DEX router contracts they interacted with -- revealing the flow from CEX to DEX.

Monitors a known NFT whale's outgoing transactions on Ethereum to NFT marketplace contracts, then checks if the same address (or linked addresses) show activity on Solana NFT marketplaces within a short time window. Reveals cross-chain NFT trading behavior.

Analyzes the USDT contract interactions on both Ethereum and TRON, identifies addresses active on both chains, and ranks them by transaction volume. Reveals the major corridors for stablecoin movement between the two largest USDT networks.

Performs a deep BFS from the attacker address with a high hop count and large result limit. Traces every outgoing transaction across all indexed chains, identifying bridge hops, mixer interactions, and final deposit addresses. Critical for real-time incident response and fund recovery efforts.