Creditlink launches Beta version of its first on-chain analytics product Creditlink Smart Analysis
According to ChainCatcher, Creditlink, an on-chain identity verification and credit scoring system, has officially launched the Beta version of its first on-chain analytics product, Creditlink Smart Analysis.
The initial product features two core functions: "Address Smart Analysis" and "Batch Address Analysis," designed to meet the needs of individual users for address credit analysis and rating, as well as project teams requiring batch address screening (applicable to scenarios such as token airdrops and Sybil attack prevention).
Creditlink is committed to building an AI-driven on-chain address/contract intelligent analysis system for crypto users and project teams, enabling in-depth analysis and discovery of the value, market potential, and risks of addresses/tokens, ultimately establishing a comprehensive on-chain credit system.
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