How To Onchain?

How To Onchain? (@how_to_onchain) — a Ukrainian educational crypto channel focused on on-chain analytics, market observations, and analyses of the activities of various project teams. The channel was created on March 21, 2024; it has grown organically, maintains very high engagement, but publishes only a few posts per month. The main focus is on wallets, liquidity flows, market makers, token unlocking, suspicious schemes, and practical tools for blockchain analysis. The main limitations are its commercial ties to Onchain School, occasional sales-oriented posts, and the abrasive tone of some individual posts. Content and Format How To Onchain? is built around on-chain analysis—monitoring wallets, token transfers, and the activities of teams, market makers, and major market participants. The pinned post compiles guides, videos, services, and screeners, including bots for analyzing DEX volumes, top holders, active wallets, and Hyperliquid positions. Posts are published infrequently, but they often take the form of in-depth analyses featuring wallet addresses, tickers, and price movement patterns. Important! Posting frequency is low—3–5 posts per month—but an engagement rate of up to 50% indicates strong audience loyalty. For a channel with 13,500 subscribers, this is a notable figure, especially given the thousands of views and open comments. The format often requires a basic understanding of the crypto market. The author writes about shorting, going long, token unlocking, buybacks, smart wallets, and market makers, so a beginner with no experience will need to double-check some of the conclusions using Arkham, exchange data, or other blockchain services. At the same time, the channel strives to provide educational content: there are guides for beginners, YouTube videos, articles on Teletype/Substack, and its own screeners. Monetization and Business Model The channel is affiliated with Onchain School, the website onchainschool.pro, educational products, @onchainschool_support, and a separate channel called Onchain Radar. In older posts, there’s a $70 workshop sign-up, as well as a Black Friday offer on the STARTER and PRO courses with discounts of up to $250 and $490. This is an important point: the analytics serve not only as content but also as a gateway to paid training. Key takeaway: Advertising and promotion primarily strengthen the channel’s own ecosystem rather than appearing as a haphazard sale of third-party projects. The channel promotes articles, streams, Onchain Radar, screeners, and training, so monetization is logically tied to the subject matter. Key elements of the business model: Onchain School’s paid courses and workshops; promotion of related channels and screener tools; a YouTube channel with 3,600 subscribers and 120 videos (as of May 2, 2026); articles and investigations that showcase the team’s expertise to the audience; support and sales via @onchainschool_support. Promotional posts also highlight the channel’s niche: an analysis of $EDGEX, criticism of the buyback mechanism, and promotion of streams and Onchain Radar. Reputation, Risks, and Key Features The channel’s public image is quite strong: the project is led by CEO @Neapolitanskyi, and it has a website, YouTube channel, community, and related channels. Content is often built around investigations, exposés, and specific addresses, including stories about $WOD, D.SHWCHK, $EDGEX, $XPIN, and other projects. This approach adds value but also requires a high degree of responsibility: a mistake in interpreting wallet data could significantly impact the reputation of the projects and individuals mentioned. Warning! The channel has deleted posts, including commercial posts about workshops and training discounts. The mere fact of deletion does not prove manipulation, but it does limit transparency, especially when promotional materials are removed. Comments are open, but activity there is low: despite thousands of views, the conversation is driven by just a few participants. In one discussion, a user directly criticizes the practical value of the analysis and suggests that the conclusion will boil down to purchasing a training course; the admin responds that the channel only covers the visible actions of teams on the blockchain. This exchange clearly illustrates the main debate surrounding the project: strong expertise versus the risk that free content will partially lead to a paid product. Conclusion How To Onchain? is a strong niche channel for those who want to view the crypto market through wallets, liquidity flows, and team actions, rather than just through charts.