Portage - On-chain Analytics with Finality, Methodology and Labels Shown

Home, the protocols table, protocol detail, wallet and alerts with an alert detail panel. Each of the 16 protocols and 12 wallets in the demo opens its own page.

Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, Polygon, Bitcoin and Solana, each with its own finality rule, head lag and finalised lag. Activity rows show finalised, unfinalised or reorged out.

Wallet movement, token transfer size, protocol TVL change, contract event and query threshold, delivered by email, webhook or Telegram. A firing in a reorged-out block is retracted.

11 active, 2 paused and 1 failing, with 10 recent firings including a retraction, across 16 protocols in 6 categories and 12 labelled and unlabelled wallets.

Blocks Are Not Final When They Appear

Ethereum finalises after about two epochs, Bitcoin by confirmation depth, Solana by commitment level and rollups when their batch settles on Ethereum. A reorg can rewrite rows an hour after an analyst read them, and alerts may already have fired on them.

Metrics Nobody Could Check

TVL, fees, revenue and active users depend on choices: which contracts count, whether a governance token is excluded, how liquid staking tokens deposited elsewhere are handled. Without a versioned methodology, two sources give two answers and neither can be checked.

Labels Are Claims, Not Facts

An address linked to an identifiable person becomes personal information under PIPEDA and, for EU or UK individuals, the GDPR. Sanctions labels must cite an official list such as the OFAC SDN list, and being listed is different from having interacted with a listed address.

Data, Not Advice, Under Licence

Advising on buying or selling securities is a registrable activity under Canadian provincial securities law, so Portage gives no signals or picks. Licensed prices and labels limit redistribution, so the API and exports must leave out fields the licence does not allow.