Stable Seer is a read-only stablecoin peg monitor. Enter a search query to filter stablecoins by symbol, name, or issuer. Click any coin to see peg price, deviation, total liquidity, pool breakdown, and chain coverage — all from a single focused surface.
Stable Seer is part of the WalletWall organization's public research and demonstration surface — a conceptual, read-only preview of the peg-monitoring surface in the WalletWall analytics suite, not the complete production application. It runs on static fixture data as documented below; production behavior is not represented here unless explicitly documented.
No wallet connection required. Stable Seer never asks for private keys, seed phrases, or transaction signatures. All data is read-only from static fixture data unless wired by the user to their own read-only source.
- Demo data only. All values are synthetic fixture data by default.
- No wallet connection. This surface never connects to a wallet provider.
- No custody. No funds are held, managed, or accessed.
- No signing. No transaction construction or signing of any kind.
- No transactions. No on-chain write operations.
- No paid Dune execution. No live Dune query paths or paid analytics execution.
- Not financial advice. Nothing in this surface constitutes financial advice.
- Not production quantum protection. No quantum-resistant vault claims.
- React 18 + Vite 6
- Static fixture data (no live API dependencies)
- Vitest + Testing Library for tests
npm install
npm run devThis starts the Vite dev server at http://localhost:5173. The app runs entirely on static fixture data — no API keys or environment variables required.
npm run dev # Vite dev server
npm run build # Production build
npm run test # Run test suite
npm run security:audit # npm audit at moderate severity
npm run check # test + build + auditStable Seer ships with synthetic demo data in src/data/stable-seer.fixture.json. To wire your own read-only data:
- Replace the fixture file contents with your data, matching the schema in
docs/DATA_FIXTURES.md. - Ensure your data source is read-only — no write access, no private keys.
- If connecting to a live API, build a server-side proxy that holds credentials outside this repository.
See docs/DATA_FIXTURES.md for the full fixture schema.
See CONTRIBUTING.md.
See SECURITY.md. To report a vulnerability, open a GitHub Security Advisory or email security@walletwall.org.
All fixture data is synthetic and for demonstration purposes only.