Who an address belongs to, what it holds, and who it deals with.
Ownership has one answer path: curated claims first, then cross-chain links, then labels — each with its confidence. A label is never presented as proof of ownership.
A label is a claim with a stated confidence, never proof of ownership. The confidence and the claim's source travel with it on the page.
Net worth covers the chains and tokens that could be read and priced at read time. An unpriced position is counted and shown, not valued at zero and not hidden.
The funder is the first inbound transfer the index holds — coverage may start after the address was created, so "first" means first tracked, not first ever.
Open wallet profile →From disclosed and sourced claims and on-chain evidence; an address with none stays unnamed.
It covers the chains and tokens that could be read and priced; the rest is listed, not guessed.
Yes — add it to your watchlist to get an alert when it moves.
Coverage and pricing differ. The profile prints what it actually read and priced, and lists the rest as unpriced instead of estimating it.
Where the address's first tracked deposit came from — a hint with its own confidence, not a biography of the owner.