A link found is evidence.
No link found is a limit, never a clean bill.
Nothing here says two wallets are one person.
Three wallets, or one actor three times?
When a call says three smart wallets just bought, the claim worth checking is not smart — it is three. Paste the set and Evidesa reads where each wallet's first lamports came from, then reports the links it can evidence: a shared earliest funder, funding that landed in the same slot.
Evidesa does not rank wallets and keeps no list of who is smart. It tests the part of the claim that evidence can reach, and states the alternative reading beside every link it finds — a shared funder can be an exchange or a fee-payer service, and that possibility is printed, not buried.
What this read covers. 2 to 8 wallets per run, each read to its earliest observable transaction within a bounded budget. A wallet whose history runs deeper answers “not established” — it is not tested, and that is reported rather than smoothed over.
What it never establishes. Independence, identity, or intent. Two wallets sharing a funder may be two people funded by the same exchange; the finding is the shared funding transaction, and nothing more is claimed from it.
What is stored. Nothing. The set is read, answered, and forgotten — no address reaches a log line, and the check is POST-only so nothing lands in a URL.