Abstract: Multiple blockchains are created to interact/communicate with each other, each blockchain containing aggregated information from detailed transaction logs from existing transaction managers, the aggregation being performed agnostic of data source. The data aggregated on the blockchains is organized, like a database, into tables and records by the use of crawlers that exist on the top of blockchains. Event describers are tuned to focus on particular events, such as whether a record being built by the crawlers meets a set criteria. The event describers may collect data meeting the criteria and push information gained to a socket, creating a new spinoff blockchain. A completed audit trail of time-capsuled data can be created in an existing system without the need for prerequisite programming of version control.