FORESHOCK

DeFi risk intelligence

A risk reading you can show after the incident.

Every DeFi protocol reading names its sources, carries its date and says what it could not see. Hold one? We tell you the day it changes.

Paid only by readers. No audits, no vaults, no cover, no fees from protocols.

Pick one protocol you hold and get a free weekly summary of what changed.

Pick your protocol

Every score, with its evidence and reasoning, is free to read. No account required.

Managing a fund, treasury, or insurance portfolio? Explore institutional monitoring

RISK CHANGE DETECTED2026-07-29 09:41 UTC
PROTOCOLExample ProtocolBANDLow-signal → ModerateWHAT CHANGEDAdministrative permissions were modified, increasing governance and upgrade risk.EVIDENCE78 percent of scored weight, verified against named sourcesVALIDATION14 comparable incidents and controlsView assessment →

Two services

Protocols

What is changing in what you hold

Dated, sourced readings of DeFi protocols, re-checked daily, with an email when something material moves. Free to read; a plan adds alerts, positions and export.

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Forensics

What happened in this incident

A verified report on one exploit: coverage determination, verified loss amount and a technical attack breakdown, reviewed before it reaches you.

How an investigation works

How it works

  1. 1

    Select protocols

    Choose the protocols you want to monitor from covered assessments.

  2. 2

    Monitor risk factors

    Governance, administrative controls, audits, incidents, dependencies, and other protocol-level factors.

  3. 3

    Receive assessment updates

    When new information materially affects an assessment, the risk view updates and the reason is recorded.

  4. 4

    Review affected positions

    Enter position sizes per protocol to see exposure in context.

  5. 5

    Review the evidence

    Evidence, confidence, and assessment history before acting.

What the service does, and does not do

Monitoring

Every protocol on your watchlist is checked daily for the changes listed below: administrative and upgrade permissions, oracle and bridge dependencies, published status warnings, live governance proposals, and sharp TVL swings. When a check finds something material, the alert is emailed to you. This is not transaction-level exploit detection: Foreshock monitors changes in protocol-level risk, and does not guarantee instant detection of every attack.

Positions

Position tracking is manual entry per monitored protocol. Foreshock does not connect to wallets, does not request private keys, does not sign transactions, and cannot move funds.

Alerts

Alerts are delivered by email, either immediately or as a digest, configurable per protocol.

Score band change

Score movement beyond threshold

TVL swing

Dependency change

Admin or upgrade change

Status warning

Governance decision

New incident recorded

Audit recorded

Governance concentration change

Data sufficiency change

Export

Watchlist and assessment data export as CSV and JSON on every paid plan.

DeFi risk intelligence for different decision environments

For Curators and Funds

Show your allocators the basis for every market you list, dated before anyone asked. Monitor the protocols behind your positions and get an email when their risk profile materially changes: track exposure across a portfolio, document decisions with evidence, and export assessment data for internal review. For funds and risk teams this is a single-account workflow today: internal reporting goes through export and the evidence trail, not a shared account.

For DAOs and Treasuries

The protocols your treasury holds, read and dated, and told the day one changes. Review allocations against those readings and attach evidence-backed summaries to proposals - DAO decisions should not depend on an unexplained score, so Foreshock shows the principal drivers, confidence, known gaps, and history behind every assessment.

For Insurers

Price DeFi cover on dated, sourced evidence: full protocol assessments before you underwrite, an alert when anything material changes during the coverage period, and per-incident forensic investigation that determines whether a loss falls inside the policy wording.

Readings that name their sources

Every assessment states how much of the rubric was verified and what drives the score, category by category. Free to read, no account required; the underlying dependency, incident and audit records are part of a plan.

ProtocolScoreEvidencePrimary concernUpdated
Ronin Bridge65.5100% verifiedAudit coverage2026-09-25View →
Belt Finance63.5100% verifiedIncident history2026-09-25View →
Unit62.5100% verifiedAudit coverage2026-09-25View →
Lista CDP62.3100% verifiedAudit coverage2026-09-06View →
SolvBTC62.0100% verifiedIncident history2026-09-06View →
Radiant V261.3100% verifiedIncident history2026-09-06View →

Tested against historical protocol incidents

1 335

incidents in the ledger

Cross-referenced between DeFiLlama and Rekt.news, plus a partial set of Nexus Mutual claims.

269

scored point-in-time

Each scored using only what was knowable the day before it happened, against 512 matched controls.

19x

repeat-incident lift

A protocol hacked once reaches a second incident at roughly 19 times the rate of one picked at random.

Backtesting does not prove an exploit will or will not occur, and the precision figures from that work describe an earlier version of the rubric. The methodology states both, along with what the test could not cover.

Monitor the protocols behind your DeFi positions.

The protocol library and methodology are free to read without an account: every score, its evidence percentage and its reasoning, category by category. A plan adds alerts that say what moved, daily re-checks on what you hold, position tracking, the records themselves, and CSV and JSON export.

Plans from $59 a month for 10 protocols. See pricing.