Account

A signature proves a key, never an identity.

No report changes because you signed in.

There is no password anywhere in this product.

A key is the only credential

Sign one message and the address becomes your account. Evidesa asks for no email, no password and no name — the address is the identity, and the signature that opens a session is the same kind of proof the claim profile already accepts: it demonstrates you hold a key, authorises nothing on chain, moves nothing, and grants no permission.

Every reading surface works without this. Signing in exists so the persistent parts of the product — watchlists, a project's own surfaces — can belong to an address instead of to a browser tab.

Step 1 — the address

Enter the address you hold the key for. The next step prints the exact message to sign — in your wallet or wherever the key already lives. The key itself never comes anywhere near this site.

A session lasts thirty days unless you sign out first.

What signing in does not establish

IdentityA signature proves control of a key at a moment. It does not say who holds it, and nothing here attempts to find out.
Custody nowA key proven at sign-in may be sold, shared or lost an hour later. The session records its moment for that reason.
Anything about any tokenAn account is not evidence. No score moves, no finding changes, and no report reads differently because its reader signed in.