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0xb6bce73e112e566cf04742f003e1d82fd7f6b7bfMeasured
- Age
- 4 months
- Transfers
- 412+240 in / 172 out
- Stablecoins
- $2,054,062 in$1,027,716 out
- Chains
- 2 active
Further analysis
80-day-old non-contract address active on Ethereum and Polygon with 412 sampled transfers and 42 unique counterparties. Large stablecoin flows (~$2M in, ~$1M out on Ethereum) plus repeated test-sized inbound transfers. No direct blocklist hits or blocklisted neighbours. Data is thin on intent.
An automated reading of the patterns below, not a finding of fact. The records themselves are listed underneath.
- Red flagEthereuminferred
Repeated test-sized inbound transfers
28 test-sized inbound transfers on Ethereum (smallest $0.00001) and 5 on Polygon. This can be address-probing or dusting by third parties, but it can also be an operator validating routes before moving larger sums. The data does not show who initiated them.
- Red flagEthereuminferred
Large stablecoin throughput on young address
About $2.0M stablecoin inbound and $0.98M outbound on Ethereum within an 80-day address life, across 42 counterparties. High turnover on a new address fits both active trading/treasury use and layering, so the volume alone is not conclusive.
- Red flagPolygoninferred
Polygon smurfing pattern flagged
5 senders, 5 transfers, $10 total over ~15 hours on Polygon. The tiny aggregate value makes this weak evidence; it is equally consistent with dusting, test sends, or airdrop noise rather than deliberate smurfing.
- Context
Active on 2 chains
Transfers found on: Ethereum, Polygon.
- Green flaginferred
No blocklist exposure detected
Address is not directly blocklisted and has no blocklisted neighbours on either chain. This lowers concern, though absence of a match does not clear the underlying activity.
Chain by chain2 active of 3 reached
Ethereum
explorer- Transfers
- 388+
- In / out
- 223 / 165
- Stablecoin in / out
- $2,003,876 / $977,530
- Counterparties
- 42+
- Active for
- 3 months
- First seen
- 19 Jul 2026
- Last seen
- 3 Oct 2026
- Assets
- DAI, ETH, USDT
- Repeated test-sized inbound transfers28 test-sized inbound transfers on Ethereum (smallest $0.00001) and 5 on Polygon. This can be address-probing or dusting by third parties, but it can also be an operator validating routes before moving larger sums. The data does not show who initiated them.
- Large stablecoin throughput on young addressAbout $2.0M stablecoin inbound and $0.98M outbound on Ethereum within an 80-day address life, across 42 counterparties. High turnover on a new address fits both active trading/treasury use and layering, so the volume alone is not conclusive.
- 28 small incoming transfer(s)Stablecoin transfers of $100 or less arrived here, the smallest being under a cent. This is often a test send before a larger payment — but dusting attacks look the same, so it is context, not a warning.
Measured
- 28 test-sized inbound transfers, smallest $0.00001
Polygon
explorer- Transfers
- 24
- In / out
- 17 / 7
- Stablecoin in / out
- $50,186 / $50,186
- Counterparties
- 18
- Active for
- 1 days
- First seen
- 21 Jul 2026
- Last seen
- 22 Jul 2026
- Assets
- POL, USDT, USDT0
- 5 different senders in a short window5 small stablecoin transfers totalling $10.00 arrived from 5 distinct addresses within 15 hours. Splitting one payment across many senders is a laundering pattern, though batch refunds and airdrop claims produce the same shape.
- Polygon smurfing pattern flagged5 senders, 5 transfers, $10 total over ~15 hours on Polygon. The tiny aggregate value makes this weak evidence; it is equally consistent with dusting, test sends, or airdrop noise rather than deliberate smurfing.
- 5 small incoming transfer(s)Stablecoin transfers of $100 or less arrived here, the smallest being under a cent. This is often a test send before a larger payment — but dusting attacks look the same, so it is context, not a warning.
Measured
- 5 test-sized inbound transfers, smallest $0.000099
- 5 transfers from 5 different senders within 15 hours, $10 in total
No activity found on: Arbitrum One.
Could not be checked: Base, BNB Chain. Nothing here rules anything in or out on those chains.
- Base was not scanned: the Etherscan API key in use does not cover it. A paid plan would include it.
- BNB Chain was not scanned: the Etherscan API key in use does not cover it. A paid plan would include it.
- The sample limit was reached on Ethereum; the real history there is longer than what was scanned.
- Not scanned yet: Tron. An address can be active there without anything showing here.
- Outside this scan: OP Mainnet, Avalanche C-Chain.