> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.rubyscore.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.rubyscore.io/how-rubyscore-works/wallet-data.md).

# Wallet data

We index supported blockchains and build a behavioral profile of your wallet based on on-chain events. Core sources include: transactions (EOA↔contract/EOA), cross-chain bridges, staking contracts, DAO governance, DEX/LP pools, and NFT mints/trades.

#### 1.1 Base-level metrics

* **Transaction history**
* **Total gas spent**
* **Daily active activity (DAA)**
* **Unique contracts interacted with**

#### 1.2 Categories of interactions

* **DeFi:** swaps, liquidity add/remove, borrowing/repaying, farming, re-staking.
* **NFT:** mints, buys/sells, participation in collections with verifiable value.
* **Infrastructure/Bridges:** cross-chain transfers, interactions with bridges and messaging protocols.
* **Governance/DAO:** voting, delegation, participation in proposals.

#### 1.3 Action quality & “human-ness”

* **Depth of interactions:** linked action sequences (e.g., bridge → deposit → swap → LP → vote).
* **Temporal consistency:** regularity over time; avoidance of one-off spikes solely for a specific airdrop.
* **Economic rationality:** fee-to-volume ratios, asset retention, completed usage cycles.
* **Pattern uniqueness:** share of actions matching mass “scripted” templates vs. diverse routes.

**Outcome:** a **structured wallet profile** with metrics of activity, quality, and behavioral robustness.