A common cryptocurrency address isn’t exactly attention-grabbing. You see a long string of random numbers and letters, without an apparent meaning. In public chains like Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Obyte, you can check any transaction or address you want, but if you don’t know the identity of the owner or the story behind those haphazard characters, then there will be little to discover.

Actually, we can say that most crypto addresses are just boring —in the sense that nothing strange is happening with them. They’re just ordinary crypto users making ordinary transactions. According to Glassnode, there are over 1.5 billion addresses in Bitcoin alone, so it’s impossible to manually check one by one.

However, hidden within that whole…