Guides
Limits and timings
Quotas, rate limits, caps, and how long each kind of analysis actually takes.
Quotas
| Limit | Default |
|---|---|
| Analyses per UTC day, self-serve key | 50 |
| Analyses per UTC day, admin key | 1,000 |
| Keys one address may create per day | 3 |
| Requests per minute, per process | 60 |
Caps
| Cap | Default | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Wallet positions screened | 8 | Each costs four explorer reads |
| Change lookback | 30 days | Older than that is archaeology, not news |
| Cached analysis reused for | 10 minutes | The chain does not move meaningfully inside it |
| Minimum watch interval | 15 minutes | Each check spends a unit of quota |
| Execution timeout | 60 seconds | A run that cannot finish should say so |
| Downloaded page size | 5 MB | An arbitrary URL may point at a huge file |
How long things take
Measured from real runs. These are medians — one cold start against a throttled source is not representative.
| Analysis | Typical |
|---|---|
| Token | ~8 s |
| Contract | ~17 s |
| Wallet (portfolio screen) | ~26 s |
| Website audit | Varies; certificate lookups alone can take 30 s+ |