Track, analyze, and value your Off The Grid NFT arsenal with dual‑track P&L, tiered valuations, supply intelligence, and weapon compatibility. On‑chain player identity via Avalanche attestations. Multi‑chain across GunzChain, C‑Chain, and Autonomys DSN. 6 data sources, 3,500+ game items indexed.
Solo builder. 179 releases in 247 days. Commit history jan 19 → sep 22, 2026.
BUILD VELOCITY // JAN 19 — SEP 22, 2026
Blockchain gaming is a $21.6B market with 102 million players. Three stacked problems block its growth — and each one requires the layer below it to solve.
47+ NFT analytics tools. Zero built for the player. All operate at the marketplace layer: floor prices, whale tracking, trading volume. None understand game‑specific context — acquisition cost, weapon compatibility, rarity tier logic, or cross‑marketplace price discrepancies. Off The Grid has 14 million players across four platforms navigating decoupled markets, untrusted OTC trades, and Discord price checks. No single source of truth exists. GUNZscope transforms 43 raw fields from 5 sources into 149 enriched fields per NFT (93 user‑visible), with supply intelligence across 3,500+ indexed game items.
Without the enriched data layer, there’s nothing meaningful to put on‑chain. Players have no verifiable record of what they own, what they paid, or what it’s worth. GUNZscope’s attestation system — live today on AVAX C‑Chain — writes Merkle proofs with full metadata stored permanently on Autonomys DSN. The enriched portfolio becomes a portable on‑chain record whose holdings list anyone can check against its root.
Without on‑chain identity, competitive gaming has no trust layer. Tournaments can’t verify participants, rankings can’t be proven, smurf accounts can’t be filtered. GUNZscope’s on‑chain handles and portfolio attestations are the starting point for provable on‑chain tournaments. Game‑native verification is not built yet and no tournament has run on it; the soulbound ERC‑721 on Avalanche Fuji testnet holds achievements, not identity.
This is a category‑level absence — true across all of blockchain gaming. Each layer requires the one below it. The data powers the identity. The identity powers verification. No one else has built layer one. These three gaps are the foundation of a 5‑layer dependency chain: Data & Intelligence → Verified Identity → Competitive Infrastructure → Prediction & Outcome Markets → The Player Layer. Each layer requires the one beneath it. See the full flywheel in our vision deck.
Each layer is engineered to produce what the next one requires. These aren’t independent features -- they’re dependencies. Most of gaming’s hardest problems remain unsolved not because the technology doesn’t exist, but because the solutions demand an acute understanding of the interplay between players, their unmet needs, and the infrastructure. You can’t skip steps.
Transfer event: from: 0x000...000 to: 0xe48...4ae tokenId: 7821 Transaction: value: 250000000000000000000 data: 0x8a0b... (hex calldata) Block: timestamp: 1718371200 CoinGecko: current_price: 0.032 OpenSea: floor_price: 45.0
Acquisition cost and venue for every NFT. HEX decode, marketplace purchase, or gift — resolved automatically with historical USD cost at time of purchase. No spreadsheets.
6‑tier valuation waterfall, not just floor price. An Epic Vulture valued at ~892 GUN, not the 45 GUN Common floor. Each estimate carries a confidence tier.
Your handle and wallet registry live on C‑Chain. Your holdings list, with each item’s recorded purchase price in GUN (0 where unknown), is published to C‑Chain as a Merkle root, with the full list stored permanently on Autonomys DSN. Built by the pipeline, not typed into a profile. The contract does not check the holdings against GunzChain; what anyone can verify is that the published list matches its root. This is the foundation for new types of on‑chain utility.
Every wallet that connects adds data. Every enriched field is computed, not cached. Six data sources, 3,500+ items indexed, one enrichment pipeline, zero manual input.
GUNZscope operates a hybrid multi‑chain architecture — reading game state from GunzChain (an Avalanche L1), while writing platform‑native data to AVAX C‑Chain and Autonomys DSN. Attestations write a Merkle proof to C‑Chain with full metadata stored permanently on Autonomys DSN — creating an on‑chain player record that anyone can check against the stored list. That list stays retrievable from Autonomys if GUNZscope goes offline: the on‑chain metadata URL points at gunzscope.xyz but ends in the Autonomys content ID, which a verifier can fetch directly. Both contracts are upgradeable by a single owner key. The data intelligence brings players in. Permissionless ownership of their aggregate data creates a recurring feedback loop. And the utility all of that unlocks reinforces and amplifies value for the end user and builds the GUNZscope IP.
The real moat isn’t the tech stack — it’s the accumulated intelligence that no one else has built. Anyone can read a blockchain. No one else has built the enrichment pipeline that turns raw on‑chain events into per‑item cost basis with cross‑marketplace validation and a portfolio value whose published snapshot anyone can check against its Merkle root.
Every wallet that connects adds data that makes the system more valuable. The dataset compounds — and once attested on‑chain with permanent storage, it becomes an asset that belongs to the player and the platform simultaneously. The supply intelligence layer adds a new dimension: per‑item scarcity data that no marketplace, explorer, or analytics tool provides today.
Traces each item through HEX loot box decodes, Seaport v1.5/v1.6 marketplace events, OTG direct purchases, and transfers to determine exact cost in GUN. Handles batch price splitting, ABI version fallbacks, and edge cases no generic tool accounts for.
Proprietary pricing model: exact item sale → variant → skin → weapon type → similar items → collection floor. Each tier with distinct confidence indicators. Dual‑track P&L (Purchase Power + Market Exit) because thin markets require both lenses.
Reconciles the same item across OpenSea, OTG Marketplace, and direct on‑chain transfers into a single enriched record. Resolves exact mint‑item data that not even Gunzilla provides.
Extracts model codes from asset metadata to determine weapon lab eligibility, related items, and loadout compatibility — turning raw NFT data into actionable game intelligence.
3,500+ game items indexed with per‑item mint counts, burn tracking, and 4‑tier scarcity classification. 107 ultra‑rare items (≤10 minted), 63 rare, 501 uncommon, 2,888 common. Scarcity drives price — this data didn’t exist anywhere before GUNZscope built it.
DexScreener liquidity depth, volume, and buy/sell ratios feed into a market confidence signal. Warns players when GUN liquidity is thin and portfolio valuations may not reflect executable exit prices. Separates data quality confidence from market conditions confidence.
Not a roadmap promise — on‑chain attestations are live today. What gets attested is the holdings list from the pipeline above, each item with its recorded purchase price in GUN (0 where unknown) - not a market valuation. Users connect a wallet, select which portfolio to attest, and GUNZscope writes a Merkle root to AVAX C‑Chain with full metadata stored on Autonomys’ distributed storage network. Anyone can independently verify that the stored list matches the root; the holdings are not checked against GunzChain state.
View on Snowtrace →Not all valuations are created equal. GUNZscope distinguishes between market reality (actual sales data) and statistical proxies (estimates based on similar items).
Each NFT’s value flows through a 6‑tier waterfall — starting with the most specific data and widening only when needed. Every valuation carries a confidence indicator. The dual‑track P&L system then applies two independent lenses: GUN appreciation and market reference.
The result is a dynamic, failproof way to value every item in a player’s portfolio — enhancing decision‑making whether they’re holding, trading, or building a loadout.
13 years in product, design, and engineering. UX guidelines for the global launch of UNIQLO.com. Founding team at One Medical Group (pre‑IPO). Co‑founded Amazon’s Blockchain Group, UXR and Interaction Design for Alexa’s Foundational Model, ML for the Department of Defense.
At Blockchains, built a Unity‑driven gaming environment to abstract web3 KYC for non‑crypto users. Launched Kresus Wallet — MPC wallet with Insta wallet technology for Sotheby’s. Led Product at Autonomys — a sovereign dePin AI L1 with novel consensus and the world’s only permanent fully on‑chain data storage network through 2 testnets, mainnet, and TGE. Advisor to Omnera on intent‑based trading and prediction markets. Master’s from NYU in HCI and Complex Systems.
I’m also an OTG player — 3,300+ matches, 650+ hours, top 8 contributor in the Gunzilla Discord. Two years deep in this community. Every feature in GUNZscope is evidence‑based — built as solutions to real pain points observed qualitatively and validated quantitatively.
Distribution is built in, not bolted on. Two years in the Gunzilla Discord as a top‑8 contributor means the first users already know GUNZscope by name. Access is open: any player can connect a wallet, start tracking, provide direct feedback, and shape the product. Every feature was built because a player asked for it. The best players in the game are already asking to use their on‑chain identity for Phase 2 tournaments — competitive events with verifiable entry, provable rankings, and on‑chain results. Growth follows trust and utility.
GUNZscope demonstrates the Avalanche multi‑chain thesis — reading game state from GunzChain (an Avalanche L1), writing proofs to C‑Chain, and storing complete player records permanently on Autonomys DSN. 6 data sources, 3,500+ items indexed with supply intelligence, market confidence scoring, and a gaming asset indexer designed as licensable infrastructure for any EVM gaming chain.