Etherscan has launched Etherscan Flow, a visual investigation tool that converts complex transaction sequences into maps of fund movements across blockchain addresses and contracts. The tool uses live Etherscan API data to verify each movement, lets users create or edit flows, and can be operated through an agent using the Etherscan Flow skill. Etherscan demonstrated the tool on a RedSonic Vault exploit, tracing 9.252513 ETH transferred to an attacker through seven entities and eight fund movements. The broader Flow system is designed for AI-agent and coding-assistant workflows across more than 60 EVM-compatible chains, and produces case files that can be imported into etherscan.io/flow. It can also profile address activity, including a demonstration that identified 58 searcher bots receiving 0.0426 ETH across 147 transactions while 0.3286 ETH left an address in 82 transactions to one contract.