What desks report after working with us

The cluster overlay on our ETH book showed accumulation three days before the move we would normally have caught on the hourly. We kept the surveillance retainer after the pilot.

— Portfolio manager, London multi-strategy fund

Clear methodology and no hype. The briefing format fits our morning call — though I wish the initial onboarding questionnaire had been shorter.

— Head of trading, proprietary crypto desk

We engaged them for a single Arbitrum mapping before expanding our LP positions. The bridge flow appendix alone justified the fee. Delivery was a day late but they communicated proactively.

— Risk officer, DeFi-focused fund

As an independent trader I was sceptical about the price point, but the 90-minute desk review helped me understand which corridors to watch myself. I have not renewed monthly briefings — the weekly digest is enough for my size.

— Independent derivatives trader, Edinburgh

Case: Pre-positioning read before a governance vote

A mid-size fund holding governance tokens across two L2 networks commissioned a flow mapping two weeks before a major protocol vote. Our corridor analysis showed wallet clusters associated with known delegates accumulating on one network while distributing on another — a pattern invisible on their existing price dashboards.

The fund adjusted hedge ratios ahead of the vote outcome. The mapping cycle covered Ethereum mainnet and two L2s over a 60-day lookback. Delivery included a desk review where the PM asked us to trace a specific cluster back to its funding source, which we resolved during the session.

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