On-chain research for financial advisors
One in four Americans owns crypto.
Almost none of it is advised.
Paste a client’s wallet. Ketju tells you what they own, whether they may own it, and who can freeze it, and emails you when that changes.
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Ownership: National Cryptocurrency Association, 2026.
What a subscriber sees
One household, two holdings
A sample client: a US person and an accredited investor, holding through an IRA. The wallet holds PAXG and BUIDL.
| Holding | What it is | May they own it | Who can freeze it |
|---|---|---|---|
| PAXG Commodity |
Beneficial ownership of one fine troy ounce of London Good Delivery gold per token, held as allocated bars by Paxos Trust in segregated accounts at LBMA vaults in London. | Terms not met The issuer onboards individuals and entities, not IRAs; the client record says IRA. Source: Paxos: General Terms and Conditions (last modified December 12, 2025), read September 23, 2026. |
Paxos may freeze any holder’s PAXG and the gold behind it, customer or not: on a legal directive, on a partner’s notice, or in its sole discretion. Under a binding legal order it may seize the tokens to a Paxos wallet. On chain, a single key holds that power. |
| BUIDL Treasury fund |
Share of a British Virgin Islands private fund holding cash, U.S. Treasury bills, and repurchase agreements; I Class share of the same British Virgin Islands fund; one token is one share at a stable $1.00. | Terms not met The fund requires a qualified purchaser; the client record says accredited. |
Securitize says its smart contracts can seize or burn tokens to fix minting or allocation errors. On chain, a single key holds that power. |
Ketju reads the wallet every day. When a term, a key holder, or the answer changes, you get an email that names the client.
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