Explainer · Wallet monitoring
What is ZYN Intel?
ZYN Intel is a free, read-only workspace for understanding public blockchain activity before you act. It brings wallet permissions, portfolio observations, network costs, large-transfer context, alerts, and market signals into one reviewable routine.
A monitoring layer, not a wallet
ZYN does not replace your wallet and does not ask to connect to it. You provide a public EVM address, and ZYN reads information that is already visible on the blockchain or supplied by market-data providers. Your seed phrase and private key should never be entered into ZYN.
What can ZYN show?
The member workspace can show observed portfolio balances, approval exposure, gas readings, large-transfer context, market signals, stock watchlists, earnings dates, security checks, and account activity. The exact result depends on data availability, provider coverage, network conditions, and the address being monitored.
Why review token approvals?
A token approval can let a smart contract spend a token on behalf of an address. Approvals may remain active after a user stops using an application. ZYN can help surface approval context, but any decision to revoke an approval must be made by the wallet owner in a wallet or independent review tool.
How do alerts and digests work?
Users can create Above or Below alerts using a fixed price target or a percentage move from a selected live quote. Digest settings can produce a daily summary of the available monitoring context. Alerts and digests are prompts for review, not guarantees that a price will be reached or that an email will arrive on time.
What about market signals?
ZYN's market tools rank a defined set of crypto and stock assets using recent movement, trend agreement, volatility, and confidence inputs. These signals help organize research. They do not predict prices, assess suitability, or tell anyone what to buy or sell.
What ZYN cannot do
- It cannot access private wallet credentials.
- It cannot sign or submit transactions.
- It cannot custody, transfer, swap, or trade assets.
- It cannot guarantee data accuracy, availability, or future performance.
- It cannot turn a public transfer or market signal into a certain explanation of intent.
Who is ZYN for?
ZYN is for people who want a calmer way to review public wallet activity and market context. It is especially useful for building a repeatable checklist: check permissions, review unusual activity, consider gas and market context, and independently verify important details before using your own wallet.
Start with a small routine
Link one public address, complete the Quickstart flow, set only the alerts you understand, and revisit the Reports and Tools areas when you need them. Keeping the workflow read-only helps separate observation from action.