Stop Refreshing Etherscan: How to Automate Your Crypto Operations
Aylin Gorgun
November 25, 2025
How many tabs of Etherscan do you have open right now? If you are a Web3 operations manager or founder, the answer is likely "too many." As your startup grows, the volume of transactions—user deposits, treasury movements, grant payouts—scales exponentially.
The Hidden Cost of "Just Checking It Manually"
In the early days, manually verifying that a deposit isn't coming from a sanctioned wallet works. But at 1,000 active users, it becomes a bottleneck.
Let's look at the math: If it takes 3 minutes to manually vet a large transaction (checking the address, tracing hops, verifying source), and you have 20 of these a day, that is 1 hour per day or 5 hours a week lost. That is 12% of a work week spent doing something a machine can do in milliseconds.
The Workflow Comparison
| Task | The Old Way | The Regulus Way |
|---|---|---|
| Checking Wallet Risk | Copy/Paste into free scanner | Automatic background scan |
| Alerting Team | Screenshots sent to DM | Real-time Slack/Email webhook |
| Audit Trail | Spreadsheet (often outdated) | Immutable digital log |
Setting Up Your First "Set and Forget" Rule
Automation doesn't mean losing control; it means gaining focus. The most efficient teams set up "Management by Exception."
You define a rule in Regulus: "Notify me ONLY if a transaction exceeds $10,000 AND has a risk score above 50."
Now, silence is golden. If your phone isn't buzzing, you know operations are safe. You have just reclaimed your time to focus on strategy, product, and growth.