Making DeFi Safer, One Alert at a Time

RektRadar was built by DeFi users who were tired of finding out about exploits on Twitter long after the damage was done. We monitor on-chain activity in real-time, track selected X alert accounts, and label incidents unverified until real source material is attached.

Our Mission

DeFi is permissionless, composable, and powerful — but it's also a high-risk environment. Exploits happen constantly, draining billions from protocols and users every year. Most people only find out about these incidents hours later through social media.

RektRadar exists to close that gap. We provide real-time, on-chain exploit detection and alerting so that DeFi participants can respond in minutes, with direct source provenance when we have it and a clear unverified label when we do not.

What We Monitor

Flash Loan Attacks

Detecting anomalous flash loan patterns and fund flows

Smart Contract Exploits

Monitoring for unexpected contract interactions and drains

Bridge Exploits

Watching cross-chain bridge contracts for unauthorized withdrawals

Rug Pulls

Tracking liquidity removals and token dumps

Oracle Manipulation

Detecting price feed anomalies across DEXs and oracles

Key Compromises

Monitoring admin wallets and multisig transactions

500+
Protocols Monitored
50+
Chains Covered
10,000+
Incidents Tracked
< 3 min
Average Alert Time

How It Works

1

On-Chain Monitoring

Our infrastructure monitors transaction activity across all major EVM and non-EVM chains. We watch for patterns associated with known exploit types — abnormal fund flows, flash loan usage, large liquidity movements, and suspicious contract deployments.

2

Threat Classification

When anomalous activity is detected, our system classifies it against a database of known exploit signatures and attack patterns. This includes flash loan attacks, reentrancy exploits, oracle manipulation, and bridge drains.

3

Source-Aware Alerts

Alerts surface the originating source post or other primary source when available. If an incident cannot be tied back to real source material yet, the product marks it unverified instead of implying substantiation.

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