Show HN: Satoshi Eye – Check crypto wallet risk(hacks, sanctions, darknet)

25 sudhir300582 0 5/21/2025, 7:37:44 AM

We built a tool called Satoshi Eye that checks if a crypto wallet address has been involved in potentially risky activity like known hacks, sanctions, or darknet transactions. You paste in a wallet address and it returns a plain-language summary of any red flags.

It’s designed for non-technical users who want a quick risk assessment—useful if you’re ever deciding whether to accept crypto from a given wallet.

Happy to answer questions and would appreciate any feedback.

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Show HN: Satoshi Eye – Check crypto wallet risk(hacks, sanctions, darknet)

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