Cryptomnia is the memory layer for crypto. It keeps every risk score, attribution, and claim as a time-stamped Event Object so you can prove what was known at the moment a decision was made.
See the idea Get in touchOn-chain data is permanent. The meaning of that data is not. Risk scores change. Entity attributions are revised. Sanctions lists are updated. Audit conclusions are overturned.
Most tools only show the current view. Cryptomnia stores every version with its source and timestamp, so you can answer the question that actually matters in compliance, research, and risk: what was true when the decision was made?
Store successive risk scores for an address. Later, retrieve the exact score that was active on the day a transaction was approved.
When a source is discredited, mark it forgotten. The removal itself becomes a permanent, queryable record. Nothing is silently overwritten.
Every assessment carries who, when, and which source. Links connect claims to the evidence that supported them.
A scheduled process can continuously write new Observations from external or heuristic sources. Timeline, as-of queries, and forgetting continue to work unchanged.
Cryptomnia runs on Pod-OS, a time-aware multigraph database. Facts are stored as Event Objects with full spacetime context. Previous versions are never lost. Forgetting is auditable.
A reference Streamlit prototype and hourly feed demonstrate the full Observation → timeline → as-of flow against a live Pod-OS ENM.
What a live query looks like:
Working prototype available (including automated feed). Live demo on request.