On-chain data
How protocols and their users actually behave on-chain: transaction flows, state, and the architecture behind a set of addresses.
About
Odd Sequence does research on how on-chain systems behave and where they fail, applies it in practice, and publishes the data, the method, and the tools. The topics change with the questions; the way of working does not.
What the research covers
How protocols and their users actually behave on-chain: transaction flows, state, and the architecture behind a set of addresses.
How deployed contracts work and where they break: proxies, roles, money flow, upgrade paths, and edge cases.
What language-model tools can and cannot do for security and analytics, measured on real data rather than demos.
Finding and quantifying risk in DeFi systems: oracles, collateral, liquidity, incentives, and failure modes.
Vulnerability patterns, benchmarks, and how to verify that a finding is real before anyone acts on it.