Multi-Chain DeFi Monitoring: Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, HyperEVM

DeFi activity is spread across multiple chains. Your AAVE position might be on Ethereum, your perpetuals on Hyperliquid, and your yield farming on Arbitrum. Keeping track of everything manually is impractical.

The Multi-Chain Reality

Active DeFi users rarely stick to one chain. Different chains offer different advantages:

• Ethereum: Largest DeFi ecosystem, most liquidity, highest security guarantees
• Arbitrum: Lower fees, growing protocol ecosystem, strong developer adoption
• Base: Coinbase ecosystem, emerging DeFi protocols
• HyperEVM: Native chain for Hyperliquid, perpetual trading focus

This distribution is rational. But it creates a monitoring problem.

The Dashboard Problem

Each chain typically requires its own set of dashboards:

• Check AAVE on Ethereum for your lending position health
• Check Hyperliquid for your perpetual positions
• Check the Arbitrum block explorer for transactions
• Check each protocol's native dashboard for detailed metrics

This adds up to multiple tabs, multiple bookmarks, and multiple things to remember to check. Something will be missed.

What Can Go Wrong Across Chains

Cross-chain positions have independent risks:

• Your Ethereum lending position can approach liquidation while your Arbitrum positions are fine
• A protocol on Base can have a security incident unrelated to your Ethereum holdings
• Funding rates on Hyperliquid can spike while your spot positions are stable

Each chain is a separate system. Being safe on one does not protect you on another.

Unified Monitoring

The alternative to checking multiple dashboards is a unified system that:

• Detects your positions across all supported chains automatically
• Monitors each position for relevant changes
• Alerts you regardless of which chain the issue is on

You should not need to remember which dashboard to check. The monitoring system should know where your positions are.

Otomato Multi-Chain Support

Otomato monitors positions across Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, and HyperEVM. When you provide your wallet address, positions on all supported chains are detected automatically.

If your AAVE position on Ethereum approaches liquidation, you receive an alert. If your Hyperliquid position is at risk, you receive an alert. One place, all chains.