Honeypots, mintable, freeze, proxy patterns, bytecode threats
A spatial
decisioning layer
ThreatMap renders DD.xyz risk intelligence as precomputed, interactive heatmaps. Not one score — a seven-dimension risk vector mapped to color, size, motion, and topology. For human operators and AI agents.
Seven dimensions. One glance.
A single risk score hides more than it reveals. ThreatMap normalizes DD.xyz outputs into a canonical risk vector — seven independent dimensions that map to color, border, motion, and tooltip across every surface.
Transfer restrictions, fake tokens, clone detection, tax functions
Liquidity depth, pool imbalance, volume anomalies, wash trading
Concentration, bundling, snipers, deployer holdings, distribution
Coordinated trading, fraud patterns, sybil clusters, anomaly signals
Sanctions, blacklists, AML flags, regulatory exposure
Depeg risk, vault composition, stablecoin flow, RWA exposure
Risk data is invisible until it's too late
On-chain risk intelligence is trapped in tables and numeric scores. Tools like Bubblemaps and Arkham visualize wallet networks — but none are DD-native, embeddable, or AI-consumable. DD.xyz has the engine. It's missing the spatial layer.
Not an app. An operating layer.
ThreatMap is a spatial risk operating layer with four distribution surfaces — each aligned with a DD.xyz business lane.
Interactive heatmaps with drill-down, saved views, screenshots, and shareable links.
Sandboxed iframe first, Lit web component second. Drop risk visualization into any DEX or wallet.
Structured spatial risk data for AI trading agents, guardrails, and compliance bots.
Ecosystem health dashboards for L1/L2 teams, wallets, and institutional partners.
See everything. Miss nothing.
Precomputed snapshots, not live tile-by-tile API calls. Each view transforms DD.xyz risk intelligence into spatial maps.
Snapshot system. Not live queries.
DD.xyz runs at constrained request rates and cold scans are expensive. ThreatMap is a background-aggregated snapshot system with lazy drill-down on click.
Webacy SDK + webhooks │ ▼ Ingest workers (polling, watchlists, launch feed, webhook consumer) │ ▼ Normalization → 7-dimension risk vector │ ├── TimescaleDB (snapshots, materialized views) ├── Redis Streams (durable event bus) └── Object storage (exports, screenshots) │ ▼ Aggregation jobs (heatmap tiles, topology, pulse) │ ▼ Next.js API → Explorer · Widget · Agent JSON
The risk engine.
We add the eyes.
DD.xyz by Webacy has one of the most comprehensive on-chain risk engines in crypto. Their SDK already serves DEXs, wallets, and chains. ThreatMap gives that model a missing sensory system.
Ship in sequence.
Token risk heatmap
The headline MVP. Solana-first with trending, watchlists, and a launch feed. Most shareable, cleanest fit with DD.xyz positioning.
Widget + export layer
Earlier than people think. The iframe widget and share-state flow turn ThreatMap from a neat app into a distribution surface.
Wallet threat topology
Investigation view, not landing page. Drill down from suspicious tokens or watchlist alerts via multi-hop traces.
Chain health dashboard
The enterprise play. Solana real time plus multi-chain snapshots. The surface that chains and partners will pay for.
Solo builder. AI-augmented studio.
ThreatMap is built by NTWRKD Labs — a one-person, AI-augmented software studio. The heatmap architecture is built on direct experience reverse-engineering exchange-grade liquidation heatmaps from scratch.
The snapshot-based aggregation pattern is the same architecture that makes professional trading heatmaps possible. Different data. Same rule: if you can see the field, you can act before everyone else does.