HemlockHemlock

Hemlock · Identity protocol

Prove it,
on chain.

A single signature is the whole ceremony. Hemlock lets an address attest to its own ownership — quietly, verifiably, without custody.

Read the protocol

No backend · No custody · BOT Chain

Proof of control

Attest your address.

Connect a wallet, switch to BOT Chain, and sign a message proving you hold the address.

Signing is free and transfers nothing. It is a cryptographic statement that this key controls this address.

Protocol

An address is a claim.

Hemlock is a minimal ceremony for identity on BOT Chain. It does not issue credentials or hold keys — it lets an address speak for itself, one signature at a time.

01

Possession is proof

Whoever can sign for an address controls it. Hemlock turns that fact into a public, verifiable statement.

02

Nothing is taken

The signature attests control. It authorizes no transfer, no approval, no custody. Your key never leaves your wallet.

03

Nothing is stored

There is no server and no account. The proof lives in your browser and on the chain you signed.

The network, measured

Aggregate DeFi TVL · all chains

$0.00B

$ curl api.llama.fi/v2/chains

total TVL $0.00B

$ curl api.llama.fi/overview/dexs

DEX 24h volume $0.00B

Source: DefiLlama · live