Evidence-first digital asset intelligence
Nine surfaces, one standard of evidence
Evidesa began as one report about one token and is now several tools that answer different questions for different readers. What they share is the rule that governs all of them: every claim carries the evidence behind it, every gap in that evidence stays visible, and nothing here certifies that anything is safe.
Each entry below states what it reads, what it returns, and — set as cut type, because it is the line most worth reading — what it does not establish.
Deciding about a token
Evidence Dossier
Five scored categories — technical controls, holder concentration, liquidity structure, project identity and market behaviour — each with the evidence behind every finding and the coverage gaps left where evidence could not be read.
Takes. A Solana token mint address.
What it does not establish
An overall band is a score range, not a verdict, and unavailable evidence is never treated as evidence of low risk.
Open evidence dossierTransaction pre-check
Decodes the transaction before it is signed: which programs it calls, what each instruction does where the layout is published, and which accounts it can modify.
Takes. A serialized transaction, base64 or base58.
What it does not establish
Nothing is simulated and no outcome is predicted. Most Solana programs are not in the decoder's registry, and an unrecognised program is not thereby suspicious.
Open transaction pre-checkAddress exposure
Reads what an address holds and what it has approved — token positions, and the delegates standing on those accounts.
Takes. A Solana wallet address.
What it does not establish
A floor rather than a full picture: positions without a readable price are counted, not valued, and an approval is a standing permission rather than a transfer that happened.
Open address exposureBlink check
Reads where the link actually points — which host would run it, whether that is the host displayed, and what the registry wallets consult says about it.
Takes. A Blink or Solana Action URL.
What it does not establish
The link is read, never called. No transaction is requested, so nothing here describes what the action would have done — only where it lives and who it says it is.
Open blink checkEvidence watch
Re-observes watched tokens on a schedule and sends one message when a saved observation records a change to authorities, metadata, risk band, or whether the evidence behind a category could be read.
Takes. A mint address, sent to the bot. No account, no wallet.
What it does not establish
Silence has three causes that look identical from outside: nothing changed, nothing was re-observed, or the change was not of a notifiable kind. Price movement is never sent.
Open evidence watchAnswering for a token
Launch readiness
Thirty-three checklist items across authorities, tokenomics, distribution, liquidity, identity, community and monitoring — fourteen read from evidence, nineteen stated by the project and labelled as such wherever they appear. The evidence-backed half is publishable at /transparency/<mint>, a page that re-reads from the chain and stores nothing.
Takes. A mint address, plus the answers only the project can give.
What it does not establish
Completion counts satisfied items. It is not a risk score, not a rating, and not a certification of the token or of the people behind it.
Open launch readinessClaim profile
ExperimentalCompares each statement against the evidence read for that mint and returns a document where every line carries how it was established — verified against chain, contradicted by it, or recorded as the project's own statement, unchecked.
Takes. What the project says about its own token.
What it does not establish
Nothing is stored and nothing is published here. There are no accounts and no wallet connection, so this surface cannot establish that a submitter speaks for the project.
Open claim profileComparing across tokens
Template reuse
ExperimentalMeasures how much of a project's published wording, domain shape and on-chain metadata is shared with another token you name — or with the reference entries configured in this deployment.
Takes. One mint address, or two to compare directly.
What it does not establish
Shared copy is evidence of shared copy — not of shared ownership, coordination, or wrongdoing by anyone. The reference list ships empty by design, so a run against it alone reports that nothing was compared.
Open template reuseEmbeddable badge
An SVG carrying the token's current band and coverage, renderable on a page Evidesa does not control, linking back to the dossier it came from.
Takes. A mint address, embedded as an image URL.
What it does not establish
It reports a point-in-time reading and carries no endorsement. A badge on a page is not a statement by Evidesa about the page that hosts it.
Open embeddable badgeEvidence behind every token.
Start with a token and read the evidence for yourself.
No wallet connection required.
Evidesa surfaces risk signals from available data. It does not certify safety, guarantee fraud detection, or tell you to buy or sell any token. Some surfaces are experimental and some evidence may be unavailable — where it is, that is reported rather than hidden.