Recently, the market has rebounded strongly, and people in various groups are sharing their profits and battle reports every day, with FOMO emotions running high.
I have gradually reduced my positions, waiting for the next pullback opportunity. Even if the market continues to rise in the future, it will only mean earning less; since the profits have reached my expectations, it's better to secure them first.
This year marks my fifth year in the cryptocurrency space, transitioning from a naive youth with no investment experience to someone who can manage positions with knowledge and action. My biggest realization is not that I am making money in the crypto space, but rather that I have started to feel calm about the market, experiencing a sense of achievement in truly investing.
In the past few days, when I had some free time, I took out a few of my scattered wallets and scanned them on a data website.
As an old investor, I have been involved since the DeFi Summer of 2020, and I have at least hundreds of wallet addresses accumulated. Back then, I participated in various early projects, new tokens, and airdrops, and now I can't even remember what I did with those addresses when I open them.
I once seriously created a spreadsheet to record the purpose and asset status of each wallet. However, over time, the updates became infrequent, and the data became outdated.
One-click scan, unexpectedly found 500U
Originally, I was just trying out a tool recommended by a friend called Creditlink to scan a few addresses.
To my surprise, in an old wallet that hadn't been touched for a long time, there was still a stablecoin LP asset worth about 500U!
These assets came from my early participation in a liquidity mining project, which later cooled down, and I forgot all about it.
Creditlink not only identified the LP assets themselves but also clearly marked the composition of the LP, the liquidity pool, and the amount of redeemable stablecoins.
If it weren't for its automatic scanning and structured display, I might not have remembered that I still had this money until the next bull market.
Creditlink can also analyze multi-chain wallet asset situations, interaction records, and mark risky addresses and witch behaviors with one click. I didn't have high hopes at the time, as I had tried many similar tools, which were mostly just for checking balances. But the experience with Creditlink completely exceeded my expectations.
I hadn't touched this wallet for almost two years; if it weren't for the system automatically identifying and displaying the LP details, I wouldn't have remembered that there were still assets there.
It can be said that Creditlink is the most detailed and intelligent wallet analysis tool I have used so far, giving me a sudden sense of security that my assets can be traced.
Although the wallet shown in the image only has a few dozen dollars, these small fragment assets add up to several thousand dollars. For ordinary users, this kind of change recovery experience is very practical.
Batch address filtering: A precise airdrop tool for project parties
Creditlink provides a powerful and flexible batch address filtering system, allowing users to directly upload txt files to batch import wallet addresses and achieve efficient filtering and analysis based on multi-dimensional conditions. The core filtering dimensions supported include:
● Wallet creation time filtering
● Asset holding and exclusion conditions
● Designated asset holding status
● Minimum asset threshold
● Contract interaction record filtering
The batch address filtering function is suitable for various application scenarios, including precise airdrop delivery, community growth and user profiling analysis, hacker address and risk address investigation, marketing channel conversion tracking, and identification of veteran players on the chain!
Through Creditlink's batch filtering, the originally complex and cluttered wallet data is transformed into actionable insights, greatly enhancing the efficiency and accuracy of data-driven decision-making for Web3 projects and users, making it a key component in building an on-chain credit system and identity profile.
From tools to infrastructure: Creditlink is reshaping the Web3 credit system
This retrieval of 500U is just a small case in my personal experience, but on a deeper level, what Creditlink is building is actually a more intelligent and refined on-chain credit and identity infrastructure.
With the exponential growth of Web3 user behavior data, the information on-chain is becoming increasingly rich, but most protocols still remain at the stage of assessing people based on balances—unable to effectively identify the real value and risks behind addresses, and struggling to achieve more inclusive financial services.
Creditlink was born for this purpose.
The core vision of this project is to build an AI-driven on-chain identity authentication and credit scoring system, promoting the evolution of Web3 finance from heavy collateral and KYC to no collateral and behavior-focused.
Currently, Creditlink has launched its Beta version product, supporting:
● Multi-dimensional behavior analysis for single addresses
● Batch address filtering function (supports airdrops and anti-witch measures)
● Risk interaction detection and reputation tagging system
● Credit scoring (CredScore) will soon be integrated, and credit NFTs will be released soon
From the underlying data engine, AI scoring model, to credit NFTs and behavior incentive systems, Creditlink's modular architecture will serve the entire Web3 application ecosystem: including decentralized lending, DAO governance, anti-witch airdrops, reputation-driven incentive mechanisms, identity systems, GameFi strategies, and more.
Conclusion
If you are an ordinary user, Creditlink can help you recover forgotten assets, organize wallet behaviors, and avoid potential risks.
If you are a project party or developer, Creditlink is the best partner for precise airdrops, user filtering, behavior modeling, and credit incentives.
The future of Web3 requires not just addresses that hold assets, but also trustworthy addresses. Creditlink is providing infrastructure support for this trust revolution.
Official website: app.creditlink.info/
Sometimes, a good on-chain tool can help you recover a forgotten asset.
Check it out; you might find that some coin you forgot in your wallet has increased by thousands of times, and now you have millions in assets!