u/OnChain_Observer

▲ 3 r/CryptoWallet+1 crossposts

I built an AI tool that analyzes your DeFi wallet and gives strategy-based swap suggestions — swapcrypto.ai

Most DeFi wallets don’t really have a strategy.

They usually evolve randomly over time:
- a few swaps here and there
- some old altcoins
- stablecoins sitting idle
- positions that slowly became too large
- exposure that no longer matches the original idea

I realized a lot of people can name their tokens…
but can’t really explain their wallet allocation anymore.

So I built swapcrypto.ai.

It’s an AI-powered DeFi wallet analyzer that:
- analyzes wallet composition
- highlights concentration and stable exposure
- explains portfolio structure in simple language
- suggests possible swaps based on strategies like:
- grow
- balance
- protect

The goal is NOT automated trading.

It’s more about helping users understand what their wallet is actually doing before they swap again.

A big part of the project ended up being:
- candidate filtering
- chain-aware suggestions
- normalization
- avoiding random low-quality swap ideas

because raw AI alone felt unreliable for DeFi.

It’s educational only, non-custodial, and users stay fully in control of swaps through their wallet.

I’m genuinely curious what DeFi users here think about this idea:

Would you trust AI to help analyze your wallet strategy?

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u/OnChain_Observer — 3 days ago
▲ 1 r/defi

Most swap tools optimize routes. I wanted one that also explains the wallet.

Hey r/defi,

I’ve been experimenting with an AI-powered wallet insight tool for DeFi users and finally decided to share it here.

The idea came from a simple observation:

Most people swap tokens without really understanding the overall structure of their wallet.

Swap aggregators are great at execution and routing, but they usually don’t explain things like:
- concentration risk
- stablecoin exposure
- overexposure to volatile assets
- how diversified (or not) a wallet actually is
- possible tradeoffs before swapping

So I built swapcrypto.ai.

What it currently does:
- analyzes a connected wallet
- gives a short educational wallet insight
- suggests a few conservative swap ideas
- keeps everything chain-aware
- uses backend candidate filtering to avoid random low-quality suggestions
- executes swaps through LI.FI

There are two main modes:

• Wallet Insight
A lightweight educational overview of the wallet and a few possible swap ideas.

• Strategy
A more structured mode (grow / balance / protect) that tries to align swap suggestions with a chosen portfolio direction.

Important:
- it’s educational only
- not automated trading
- not financial advice
- no custody
- users stay fully in control of swaps through their connected wallet
- AI suggestions are filtered/validated server-side before display

One thing I realized while building this:
raw AI without live wallet + market context feels outdated very quickly in crypto.

So a lot of the work ended up being around candidate filtering, normalization and chain-specific context rather than just prompting a model.

I’d genuinely love feedback from DeFi users here:
- Would you actually use wallet insights before swapping?
- What would make AI-generated swap suggestions feel trustworthy (or not trustworthy) to you?
- What’s missing from current swap UX in your opinion?

Curious to hear thoughts.

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u/OnChain_Observer — 5 days ago
▲ 2 r/defi

Do you trust AI for crypto insights or swap suggestions?

Not automated trading bots.
More like AI helping users understand:
- concentration risk
- idle capital
- portfolio balance
- possible swap ideas

Would you actually trust this kind of tool for educational guidance?

Curious to hear both bullish and skeptical takes.

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u/OnChain_Observer — 7 days ago
▲ 5 r/defi

I’ve been looking at my wallet lately and realized a lot of my crypto is basically doing nothing 😅

Some stables are just sitting there.
Some coins I bought months ago and never rethought.
Some positions I still hold but honestly couldn’t explain why anymore.

Not necessarily bad investments… just kind of “there”.

I think when I started I was mostly:
- buying things that sounded good
- reacting to hype
- adding more over time

and now my wallet feels more like a random collection than an actual strategy.

Curious if other people feel the same or if you actually give every position a purpose?

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u/OnChain_Observer — 8 days ago

I realized my crypto wallet was basically a random mix… so I built a tool to fix that

I’ve been into crypto for a while, but recently I looked at my wallet and had a weird realization:

I couldn’t really explain why I was holding what I was holding.

It was just… ETH, some alts, a bit of stables — accumulated over time with no real structure behind it.

So instead of trying to guess “the perfect allocation”, I built a small tool for myself.

It takes a wallet and helps break it down into simple roles:

- what’s long-term conviction

- what’s higher risk

- what’s just sitting idle

- what’s actually useless noise

Then it suggests simple ways to structure it depending on what you want (protect / balance / grow).

Not trading signals, not degen stuff — just trying to make the wallet easier to understand and manage.

Honestly the biggest surprise for me was how much “idle capital” I had without realizing it.

I’m looking for a few people to try it and give honest feedback.

If you’re interested I can send you access 🙌

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u/OnChain_Observer — 13 days ago
▲ 5 r/defi

am I the only one who has no real strategy for their crypto wallet?

I just hold ETH, a few alts, some stables… but if you ask me why it’s split like that, I honestly couldn’t explain it

I didn’t really think about allocation when I started, just bought stuff over time and now it’s kind of a random mix

starting to feel like I might be doing it wrong, especially with how volatile everything is

like maybe I should be more structured about it, but I don’t even know what “a good allocation” is supposed to look like

do you guys actually follow a strategy or you just hold and adjust over time?

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u/OnChain_Observer — 13 days ago