What this analysis does not establish

• Beneficial ownership — account balances and authorities do not identify who ultimately owns or controls a token.
• Common control — that two or more accounts or wallets are operated by the same party.
• Malicious intent — a risk signal is not proof of wrongdoing, fraud, or a plan to harm holders.
• Project legitimacy — that a project, team, or claim is genuine, active, or trustworthy.
• Future price behavior — nothing here predicts whether a token will rise, fall, or hold value.
• Full global market coverage — only returned third-party pairs are seen; other venues may be excluded.
• Complete creator identity — creator/deployer evidence is bounded, experimental, and not proof of the real creator or team.
• Guaranteed scam detection — a clean-looking report is not assurance that a token is not a scam.
• Guaranteed safety — Evidesa never certifies a token as safe.

Every report is a snapshot taken when it was generated. Authorities can be changed, liquidity can be added or removed, holders can move supply, and metadata can be updated afterward. A report does not continuously monitor a token and may not reflect its current state.

Market data comes from a third-party provider and may be incomplete, delayed, or unavailable. On-chain reads depend on RPC providers that can fail or rate-limit. When a source is unavailable, the affected category is shown as insufficient evidence — which is never the same as a low-risk result.

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