Wallet Court

A playful onchain courtroom where anyone can submit a wallet and get a shareable verdict based on trading evidence. Nansen data supplies the case file; Wallet Court turns it into a readable receipt, a little trader humor and a reason to share.

Crypto traders share their wins easily, but the full trading record is harder to see and harder to talk about. Onchain data is available, yet most analysis tools feel like dashboards for specialists rather than a product people want to try and share.

The evidence needs to shape the joke. A verdict is more compelling when the trades, profit and loss, holding behavior and confidence behind it are visible—and when insufficient evidence leads to a dismissal instead of an invented roast.

THE TRIAL A wallet intake for supported networks, validation and an evidence pipeline using Nansen data. The court analyzes behavior and produces a verdict with severity, confidence and a public case page. Demo cases are labeled separately from live cases. THE RECEIPT AND COMMUNITY Shareable Court Receipts, a Hall of Shame and Hall of Honor, public case pages, wallet-claim flows and an account area turn a one-time analysis into a product people can revisit and share. RELIABILITY AND OPERATIONS Evidence gates, privacy protections, provider circuit breakers, usage auditing, attribution and admin controls support a real public product. Robinhood Chain validation is being developed behind a disabled public feature flag; it is not presented as a live public network.

The public build uses real Nansen-backed wallet analysis and has been exercised through a 1,000+ call validation campaign. Case, account, sharing and administrative flows are implemented. The Robinhood Chain rollout remains gated.

Wallet Court makes rigorous onchain data approachable and fun while giving ShoutIt a distinctive original product for discovery and sharing.