Behavioural Pattern Detection
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• Cross-Platform Behaviour: Identifies sequences like Telegram join → Tweet → Swap → Exit. • Social Echo Patterns: Detects identical narratives across multiple KOL handles and groups. • Liquidity Shuffling: Flags wallets rerouting ETH or tokens across chains or mixers before buys/sells. • Event Sniping: Catches those who repeatedly buy just before contract events or narrative shifts. • Delayed Exit Indicators: Marks wallets who shill days after they've sold.
Input: Wallet A
→ TX pattern detected across 4 tokens
→ Telegram post timeline aligned 3/4 times
→ X call aligned 2/4 times
→ Average lag: 3.1 minutes
→ Flag: Medium Risk | Coordination Score: 87/100
Cross-platform pattern
30%
Synced behaviour across platforms
Repetition score
25%
Recurrence of actions
Time correlation window
20%
Delay between post/call and TX
Volume vs influence ratio
15%
Volume moved vs social push size
Alias cluster density
10%
Same users across other flagged IDs
{
"wallet": "0x123...def",
"detected": true,
"risk_level": "High",
"alerts": [
"Echo Narrative Detected",
"Pre-snipe Detected",
"Alias Overlap in 3 Groups"
],
"score": 94.2
}
Traders who repeatedly dump tokens within minutes of posting bullish tweets.
Influencers calling tokens they've already exited, tracked by bridge + swap logs.
Groups using common timing to rotate buys and coordinate exits.
Teams with recycled social aliases across multiple failed projects.
These behaviours are scored continuously—not as one-time flags—and used to build behavioural fingerprints for each wallet and identity.
Equinox treats behavioural analysis as an evolving science. Scores are recalibrated regularly based on macro trends, cluster accuracy, and volume of signal data.