🆕 Introducing Etherscan Flow • Turn a maze of transactions into one clear map: how funds moved, findings to back it - every hop verified onchain • Build a flow from scratch or let an agent build it for you with the Etherscan Flow skill • Share your findings... on X and tag etherscan.eth!show more

Set up the Etherscan Flow skill 🛠️ `npx skills add --skill etherscan-flow` Then prompt your agent: "trace <TX_HASH> on <CHAIN> with etherscan-flow" The skill uses live Etherscan API data and returns a case JSON you can import at

Use Etherscan Flow to understand how an exploit unfolded 🔀 In this case, it mapped 7 entities and 8 fund flows across Balancer, a Diamond vault, and Lido The result: a probable flash-loan share-price manipulation that sent 9.252513 ETH to the attacker

Etherscan Flow can also connect an exploit to its origins 🕵️ This case traced 5.9436 ETH drained in 2026 back to 2 depositors and 4 SAFEs opened in 2020 All flows are validated against Etherscan API data

Flow can also profile an address 📊 E.g.: "Profile <ADDRESS> based on past hour activity with etherscan-flow" In this case, it identified 58 searcher bots paid 0.0426 ETH in 147 txs, while 0.3286 ETH went out in 82 txs to one contract View it here:

All your saved flows live in Keep editing a working copy, or publish a read-only snapshot anyone can open from a URL 🌐 Note: Roles, labels, and notes are AI inference over public Etherscan API data, not Etherscan verdicts, accusations, or legal findings

Etherscan Flow turns onchain money movements into a map you can read, verify, and share Every entity and flow is grounded in live Etherscan API data Start tracing a transaction on and share your feedback with us 🙌

That’s pretty cool, guys! 😎

Damn I wonder who built this before?

Just installed this. Four skills, not one: → etherscan-flow (trace funds) → etherscan-contract-review (audit verified code) → etherscan-transaction-debugger (explain failed txs) → etherscan (API/CLI navigation) Etherscan quietly building the investigative stack for every AI agent on Ethereum. The agentic era doesn't just need better models - it needs better data sources. This is infrastructure 🙏📖

0x92faa9d7 - Kleros v2 dispute 215 created on Arbitrum One (0.00189 ETH arbitration fee) mapped with #EtherscanFlow

The fact that this is even possible is the public blockchain's biggest weakness. It's the one weakness that prevents it from completely supplanting traditional payment systems.

Very nice! Always great to see new investigative tools, especially from authoritative sources!

OG Etherscan with the power of agentic development is such a good timeline, keep it up 🙌

New features on etherscan? Wow good to see it.

Follow our posts on X to see all our latest features as we announce them 😊

:o can you import flows from other tools or add tools as plugins? i.e. meta slueth

super cool direction! + verification onchain is a good approach. etherscan cooking ❤️

This is why blockchain is destined to become the next-generation payment infrastructure.

@sta4nN Super cool

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only on mainnet?

It supports txs on all chains, and if the chain is supported by Etherscan API then you can validate its txs too 😊

thanks goats

Neat!

Congrats you turned anyone, anywhere into a Fed now

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nobody cares anymore. PACK IT UP BOYS

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Now this is useful!!!

Great job!

looks great

@zrl123_ Wen app

@saiyangod

I love this...

Etherscan Flow turning messy transaction graphs into clear, verifiable maps is a big usability upgrade for investigations and research.

Worth to check

Observability on chain is such and great feature to have 👏

That is very usefull.

Flow maps make attribution look settled when it is still a hypothesis. Peel chains and shared exchange wallets draw clean lines that mean very little. The feature that would matter most is marking which hops are heuristics and which are confirmed.

awesome 👏

this is good, thanks

this is awesome! i've been waiting for a tool like this to keep track of all my addresses 😅 does this also support multichain?

It does! You can add txs from other chains, if they are supported by our API then you can validate them as well 😊

Awesome! And one final question, this tool I presume is available to hack on as well? Might not need the full suite of features offered haha just want to see where my money is coming from and going to keep track of my accounts only

big for investigators, "every hop verified onchain" beats screenshotting a block explorer