Bulk EVM & Solana portfolio checker - is there any actual demand?

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Hey guys,

I recently coded a script to bulk-check EVM and Solana wallet portfolios for a project. Now that it's done, I'm wondering if there is any actual demand for something like this here on BHW, and if it's worth selling?

Basically, it parses a list of public addresses and ranks them by USD value. It does two simple things:

1. EVM (DeBank): Scans wallets, bypasses Cloudflare and HMAC-signatures, gets tokens + defi + app balances (like Hyperliquid or Blur), and exports them to Excel/CSV, etc..
2. Solana (Jupiter): Scans wallets, handles Turnstile captchas under the hood, and splits the balance into wallet/lending/staking/lp.

Of course, it only uses public addresses (no private keys or seed phrases needed).

I know some Web3 marketers, lead generators, and mass-wallet farmers (Sybils) do this manually or pay a fortune for node APIs.

Is there a market for this? If yes, how should I price it if I turn it into a service? Like pay-per-check or just a cheap monthly flat fee? Or should I just not bother?

If anyone wants me to run a quick test on a few of your wallets for free just to see how the Excel output looks, let me know here or PM me.

Thanks!
 
people definitely want wallet valuation + quick portfolio breakdowns
but a lot of them don’t want to pay
there are some free open source options already out there
 
people definitely want wallet valuation + quick portfolio breakdowns
but a lot of them don’t want to pay
there are some free open source options already out there

Yeah, if you look hard enough, you might be able to find something overall. However, I do have some custom solutions—Debank and OpenSea are connected, I’ve set up proxy rotation, and so on—which not all options will have. And I didn’t find an unofficial Jupiter at all; I built it myself. It’s good that there’s demand, so I’m sure there’s something out there. Anyway, of course, if it’s too hard to find clients in this niche, I can always switch to another one; I’m just exploring my options to see what I could do, since I have plenty of experience in a wide variety of fields.
 
the point is people in this space in general they don't pay monthly subscriptions for tools like this
your idea is great
and your tool is probably also great
but that's just how it is

I mean you can still go for it and maybe I am wrong and it will be a success but just keep your expectations realistic


Thank you so much for the feedback. I tried uploading it to Apify on a pay-per-use model—maybe that’ll help, though I can already see that this platform doesn’t have the right audience. I might have to turn to social media—maybe post something on TikTok or Instagram—but of course, the competition there is incredibly fierce, and the niche seems completely saturated, which makes it tough, even if I create something that someone actually needs. The only option might be to do something custom and turnkey.
 
Yes, there is definitely a market for it. I would go with a monthly subscription instead of pay per check, because it feels easier to scale and more appealing for steady users. First, launch an MVP, get feedback, then validate demand before investing more.
 
Yes, I think there's a market for a tool like this, especially for people working with Web3 data and wallet analysis. I'd recommend offering a free demo first so people can see the results. A monthly subscription would likely attract more long-term users than pay-per-check. Focus on the speed, accuracy, and easy-to-read Excel reports instead of the technical bypass methods. If users find it useful, you can always expand the service later.
 
There is definetly some demand for this in Web3 esp in lead gen and research circles but its a pretty small niche and people are very price sensitive.

The tool itself is cool but the harder part is getting users cause most ppl already use APIs or their own setups.

If you sell it Id test with a few users first before building anything big and maybe keep pricing simple like usage based or monthly.
 
Hey guys,

I recently coded a script to bulk-check EVM and Solana wallet portfolios for a project. Now that it's done, I'm wondering if there is any actual demand for something like this here on BHW, and if it's worth selling?

Basically, it parses a list of public addresses and ranks them by USD value. It does two simple things:

1. EVM (DeBank): Scans wallets, bypasses Cloudflare and HMAC-signatures, gets tokens + defi + app balances (like Hyperliquid or Blur), and exports them to Excel/CSV, etc..
2. Solana (Jupiter): Scans wallets, handles Turnstile captchas under the hood, and splits the balance into wallet/lending/staking/lp.

Of course, it only uses public addresses (no private keys or seed phrases needed).

I know some Web3 marketers, lead generators, and mass-wallet farmers (Sybils) do this manually or pay a fortune for node APIs.

Is there a market for this? If yes, how should I price it if I turn it into a service? Like pay-per-check or just a cheap monthly flat fee? Or should I just not bother?

If anyone wants me to run a quick test on a few of your wallets for free just to see how the Excel output looks, let me know here or PM me.

Thanks!
i'm intrested
 
Market is there, but I wouldn't pitch it as "bulk wallet checker" only, sounds too easy to replace.

The angle is more like wallet intelligence/export for lead gen, airdrop research, whale lists, competitor wallet mapping etc. People pay when it saves them hours or gives them a cleaner list they can use right away.

Monthly sub will be hard unless you already have regular users. I'd do credits/pay per batch first, maybe with a small minimum like $20-$50, then offer custom runs for bigger lists. Also don't make the bypass stuff the main selling point... APIs and frontends change all the time, so sell the final data quality, speed, and formats instead.

If you can show before/after sample sheets with fake or public wallets, that will probably convert better than explaining the tech.
 
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