HyperEVM research shelf

Holder control, liquidity posture, and protocol telemetry.

A public shelf for HyperEVM dashboards that need holder attribution, source-backed pool context, and chain-specific execution notes without blending them into Avalanche or Monad lanes.

LiveRamses market, holder control, and Nest forensic due diligence

AttributionBeneficial ownership, governance capture, fee routing, and LP custody

EvidenceHyperEVMScan logs, RPC reads, source diffs, Dune reconstructions, and custody proofs

Nest HyperEVM forensic dashboard screenshot

Nest Forensic Desk

Adversarial review of contract lineage, signer control, fee routing, emissions, LP custody, and wash-like activity—with plain-English decoders throughout.

Nest / Due diligenceOpen

Ramses Holder Control

Beneficial xRAM map across direct balances, VoteModule deposits, Ramses AutoVault custody, and hyperRAM pro-rata attribution with Arkham-cache labels.

xRAM / HoldersOpen

Ramses HyperEVM

Standalone Ramses market board for HyperEVM liquidity, pools, and DEX posture, kept on its existing production hostname.

Ramses / LiveOpen

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What this shelf separates

Beneficial control The holder dashboard replaces dead custody buckets with decoded depositors where the source contracts expose enough events.

Market posture The Ramses market app remains a live standalone hostname; the shelf gives it a path-based home beside holder attribution.

Source limits Log indexing comes through Etherscan V2 because public HyperEVM RPC log ranges are too narrow for full holder rebuilds.

Forensic confidence The Nest desk separates confirmed contract state from suspicious-but-benign-compatible trading patterns and exposes its frozen evidence artifacts.

HyperEVM apps stay grouped here; production hostnames still work where they already existed.