Consumer import
Phantom gain- Self-transfer flagged as taxable disposal
- Bridge outbound treated as full sale
- Dead-exchange lot assigned $0 basis silently
- 1099-DA proceeds unexplained
Crypto-tax forensic reconciliation
Triage rebuilds wallet-by-wallet cost basis across chains, bridges, and DeFi history. Cited evidence. Honest gaps. A workpaper your CPA can sign.
Run a read-only wallet triage in Telegram.
Consumer crypto-tax software pulls transactions. It does not resolve self-transfers misread as sales, bridge legs that break basis continuity, LP exits with missing lots, or deposits from exchanges that no longer exist.
Crypto CPAs still clean this up by hand. Slow, expensive, and impossible to scale before 1099-DA season.
Two tools, same wallets, $28k apart. Both wrong.
Triage is not a filer. It reconstructs facts, cites every number, and labels what cannot be proven.
Wallets, exchange CSVs, broker 1099-DAs. One chronological ledger with FMV at each event.
Self-transfers, bridge legs, wrapped assets. Basis carried across wallets, not phantom disposals.
FIFO, HIFO, or Spec-ID. Wallet-by-wallet per Rev. Proc. 2024-28. Every lot traceable to source.
Form 8949-ready workpaper. Hash attested on GOAT. Paid per report via x402.
Live public demo
Test the Triage agent using a publicly documented demo wallet. The agent performs read-only blockchain analysis, reconstructs wallet activity, identifies relevant transfers and contract interactions, and clearly reports anything it cannot verify.
Open Triage in Telegram/start.The public demo is a wallet-triage demonstration. Full multi-wallet cost-basis reconciliation may require wallet ownership information, exchange CSV files, historical pricing data, and human CPA review.
DEMO PROMPT
Perform a READ-ONLY crypto forensic analysis of this publicly documented demo wallet:
Wallet: 0x7679E1f285335addBADE42fd44559F51c4B42123
Network: GOAT Network mainnet
Chain ID: 2345
Do not sign transactions, transfer funds, approve spending, expose secrets, or perform any on-chain write.
Retrieve and analyze all available wallet activity. Identify:
1. Native-token and ERC-20 balances.
2. Incoming and outgoing transfers.
3. USDC or USDC.e payments.
4. Contract interactions.
5. ERC-8004 registration activity.
6. x402 payments.
7. AgentKit or gift-card-related activity, if available.
For every finding, include available transaction hashes or explorer evidence. Clearly distinguish verified findings, assumptions, and unavailable information.
End with a short explanation of what the wallet appears to have been used for.
Confirm that you opened the correct Telegram bot and sent /start. The agent may take a few moments to retrieve blockchain activity. Do not repeatedly submit the same request while an analysis is running.
Yes. You may replace the demonstration address with a public wallet address you control or have permission to analyze. Never provide a private key or seed phrase.
No. Triage reconstructs and documents wallet activity for review. A qualified human professional remains responsible for tax conclusions and filing.
A deliberately tangled demo: cross-wallet transfers, a bridge, LP activity, staking income, one dead-exchange lot.
Product walkthrough
See the live site and a read-only wallet analysis completed through the Telegram agent.
Text alternative
The demo asks whether the public Triage agent can inspect a public GOAT Network wallet and return traceable, read-only findings without requesting a signature or moving funds.
The walkthrough introduces Triage and the evidence-first reconciliation problem.
It opens the public Telegram agent and uses the published demo wallet and safe prompt.
The request limits the agent to public, read-only inspection and forbids signatures, writes, transfers, and secret requests.
Triage inspects the available wallet activity and separates observed facts from interpretation.
The response cites traceable on-chain evidence and calls out missing or unresolved information.
The walkthrough closes with the boundary: the output supports investigation, but a human still reviews the record and tax treatment.
This is a faithful step-by-step text alternative to the product walkthrough, not a verbatim audio transcription.
ERC-8004 registers who produced each workpaper. x402 handles per-report settlement in USDC. GOAT Network carries both rails. Provenance, not decoration.
Never files a return.
Never signs as preparer.
Never moves client funds.
Never invents basis.
A human CPA reviews and signs. Triage reconstructs the ledger.
Founder notes and product answers
The short version of how the idea narrowed from a broad agent project into an evidence-first crypto-tax reconciliation product.
After exploring security-intake and governance-assurance ideas, Abel focused on crypto-tax reconciliation. Fragmented wallet, bridge, exchange, and DeFi histories create expensive manual cleanup, while a useful agent can cite what it found and be explicit about what remains unknown.
Triage reconstructs transaction histories, attaches available evidence, labels unresolved gaps, and prepares a workpaper for human review. It is designed for messy records where a single tax-software import is not enough.
No. Triage performs forensic reconstruction. It does not provide tax advice, file a return, sign as a preparer, move funds, or replace professional review.
Observed facts should be traceable to evidence. Interpretations and unresolved gaps should be labeled separately. A taxpayer or CPA still confirms ownership, missing records, valuation decisions, and the final tax position.
ClawUp provides the public Telegram surface used to demonstrate Triage as a read-only agent. GOAT Network, ERC-8004, and x402 inform the identity, provenance, and per-report payment design; the public demo remains intentionally constrained.
Yes. Use the published public demo wallet and prompt above. Never share a seed phrase or private key, and never approve a signature or transaction for this demo.
Tell us what is messy, what you have tried, and what a useful reconciliation would look like.
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Built for crypto CPAs first. DeFi-heavy individuals second.