aeon-on-chain-monitor

To monitor blockchain addresses for significant events, you can set up a customizable watchlist to receive real-time alerts on large transfers and contract upgrades. This requires access to blockchain data through public RPCs or node providers.

Real-time blockchain monitoring tracks specified addresses and contracts to detect significant activity like unusual gas spends. It works by continuously analyzing on-chain event data against your customizable watchlist parameters.

Yes, blockchain monitoring works with Alchemy, Quicknode, Bankr, or public RPCs. You need access to one of these blockchain data providers to fetch the real-time activity and event logs required for tracking addresses.

Yes, you can track smart contract upgrades and MEV activity using a customizable watchlist. By specifying target addresses and contracts, the monitor alerts you to significant events like large transfers and unusual gas spends.

The best way to get real-time alerts for significant blockchain events is to configure a customizable watchlist of addresses and contracts. This monitors for large transfers, upgrades, and unusual gas spends continuously.

No, you do not need a paid RPC provider to detect unusual gas spends. You can use public RPCs, though paid providers like Alchemy or Quicknode may offer more reliable real-time data for monitoring significant events.