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AIT-301AdvancedAI48h · 6 weeks (self-paced)
AI-Powered On-Chain Threat Intelligence
Build, train, and deploy machine-learning models that detect threats on-chain before they become incidents. Covers rug-pull prediction, wash-trading detection, phishing-contract classification, and MEV-bot identification. Extends the forensics track (ACF) with automated, real-time tooling.
01 · Outcomes
What you will be able to do.
- 01Extract and engineer features from raw on-chain data for ML models
- 02Train classifiers that flag rug pulls, phishing contracts, and wash trading
- 03Deploy a model behind a real-time alerting pipeline (Dune + webhook)
- 04Evaluate model performance with precision/recall trade-offs tuned for security
- 05Integrate AI-driven threat feeds into an existing SOC or compliance workflow
02 · Syllabus
What you will cover.
Week 1
On-Chain Data for ML
- →Sourcing and indexing transactions, events, and traces at scale
- →Feature engineering: contract age, holder distribution, liquidity patterns
- →Building labelled datasets from known exploits and verified contracts
Week 2
Rug-Pull & Scam Detection
- →Supervised classifiers for honeypot and rug-pull contracts
- →Token-launch signals: liquidity lock, ownership renounce, hidden mints
- →Temporal features and deployer-reputation scoring
Week 3
Wash Trading & Market Manipulation
- →Graph-based detection of circular trading patterns
- →Volume anomaly models and statistical tests
- →NFT wash-trading heuristics and marketplace-specific signals
Week 4
Phishing & Address Poisoning
- →Classifying approval-phishing contracts by bytecode similarity
- →Address-poisoning detection via dust-transaction patterns
- →NLP models for scam-URL and social-media lure detection
Week 5
Real-Time Deployment
- →Streaming pipeline: mempool listener → model → alert
- →Webhook and Telegram/Slack integrations for ops teams
- →Model drift monitoring and retraining triggers
Week 6
Integration & Capstone
- →Plugging model output into Chainalysis, Arkham, or internal dashboards
- →Precision/recall tuning for security: cost of false negatives vs false positives
- →Capstone: deploy a working detector on a testnet data feed
03 · Lessons
Course content.
6 lessons available. Preview the material before enrolling.
Tools
- • Python / scikit-learn / PyTorch
- • Dune Analytics
- • The Graph
- • Arkham
- • Alchemy / QuickNode
Who it's for
- Compliance and fraud teams building automated detection
- On-chain forensics analysts extending their toolkit with ML
- Threat-intelligence engineers at exchanges, custodians, and protocols
Prerequisites
- Completion of ACF-301 or equivalent on-chain forensics experience
- Working Python and basic ML knowledge (scikit-learn level)
- Comfort querying blockchain data via SQL (Dune) or JSON-RPC
Ready?