Cross-Chain Tracing

Cross-chain tracing is the reconstruction of a continuous fund flow that spans multiple blockchains by correlating outflows on one chain with inflows on another.

Cross-chain tracing reconnects a trail that chain hopping deliberately severs. Because no single ledger records a swap across two networks, the link must be inferred: matching the value, timing, and counterparty of an outflow leaving one chain with the corresponding inflow arriving on another, often through a swap service, exchange, or bridge. Archive access to BTC, ETH, and Tron data lets fund-flow tracing continue seamlessly across all three. The reconstructed path is stitched into a single counterparty graph, so an exposure breakdown reflects risk accumulated across every chain the funds traversed, not just the one being examined.