GoPlus (GPS)

GoPlus (GPS) is a decentralized, user-driven security network designed to protect Web3 users and developers from growing threats of scams

GoPlus (GPS) is a decentralized security network designed to protect Web3 users and developers from the growing threats of scams, phishing attacks, and malicious token contracts. The platform is powered by two core layers: the Security Data Layer and the Security Compute Layer.

The former serves as a decentralized intelligence network, aggregating real-time security data from multiple blockchains and decentralized applications. This data includes information on known scams and phishing attempts, malicious token activity, and other emerging threats.

The latter uses advanced machine learning models and algorithms to analyze and process the aggregated security data. This analysis enables the detection and prevention of onchain risks, providing services such as token analysis, phishing content detection, and transaction risk assessments.

Moreover, GoPlus’s SecWare protocol serves as a marketplace for developers to create and deploy modular security services—e.g., anti-scam and anti-phishing tools—within decentralized applications. Meanwhile, users can customize their security experience through SecHubs, personal security centers accessible via the GoPlus application. Other key tools include SecScan, which is designed for rapid malicious token detection, and Mufuzz, an AI-powered fuzz testing engine for uncovering vulnerabilities in smart contracts. Finally, innovations like phishing site detection and address detection leverage advanced machine learning models to identify threats across onchain and offchain ecosystems.

GoPlus was founded in 2024 by a team with experience in cybersecurity, blockchain technology, and applied machine learning. The project is funded through a combination of private investment and token sales. GoPlus is committed to developing open-source security solutions that can be used by anyone to improve the safety and security of the Web3 ecosystem.

After launching in early January, GoPlus (GPS) ended the quarter with a circulating market cap of $46.1 million and a token price of $0.02, ranking it as the 497th largest crypto asset by market cap. While the token declined 60.3% from its initial price, this performance aligned with broader market conditions. Many assets experienced significant post-launch corrections and macro-driven drawdowns during the quarter.

Ecosystem profit, which reflects revenue generated through GoPlus services and is largely driven by active SecHubs, totaled $982,521 in Q1, a 373.7% increase from $207,392 in Q4. The average daily profit also increased from $2,254 in Q4 to $10,917 in Q1.

GoPlus’s application, which includes SecHubs, is a centralized platform offering users a suite of security tools and services. This offchain metric captures the number of unique IP addresses engaging with the application. In Q1, the cumulative number of unique IP addresses varied, with an average of 94,094 per day. This represents a 47.7% decrease from the Q4 daily average of 179,960. The quarter’s peak activity reached approximately 2.1 million unique IP addresses on January 7.

SecHubs are customizable security centers within the GoPlus ecosystem, designed to allow users to configure and execute security services directly onchain. In contrast to the broader interface of the GoPlus application, SecHubs provide a more decentralized solution, integrating security services with blockchain interactions, such as transactions.

In Q1, GoPlus reported an average of 40.4 active SecHubs, representing a 47.2% quarter-over-quarter decrease from 76.6 in Q4 2024.

API query volume, which includes blockchain-level interactions (e.g., transaction simulations and malicious address detection) within the network infrastructure, averaged 30.5 million per day in Q1, a 9.8% decrease from the fourth quarter’s daily average of 33.8 million. This data has been updated from the previous report, which used the “authorized contract API query volume” metric from GoPlus’s Dune dashboard. That metric specifically tracked API calls made by external users and platforms. However, according to the team, this was not the primary one used by customers. The current data is derived from the “daily request volume” metric on the Dune dashboard.

This offchain metric, which includes blockchain-level interactions (e.g., transaction simulations and malicious address detection) within the network infrastructure, saw mixed trends across networks in Q1. Solana saw the largest increase in request volume, rising 31.1% to 5.4 million from 4.1 million. Base followed with an increase of 28.7% to 198.7 million from 154.4 million.

Avalanche also saw request volume grow, rising 11.6% to 8.3 million from 7.4 million, while BNB Chain saw a slight increase of 6