The addresses you keep coming back to

A watchlist holds the mints you want at hand, bound to your address rather than to a browser tab. It stores addresses and your own notes — Evidesa does not scan an address for being here, does not move any score, and does not send a notification. When you want fresh evidence, open the dossier; the reading happens then, not silently in between.

Monitoring is a different instrument: the evidence watch tells a Telegram chat when recorded observations change. This page tells nobody anything.

No signed-in session

A watchlist belongs to an address, so it needs one: sign in with a wallet signature and the list is yours. Every reading surface works without this — only keeping things does not.

What this list does not do

Watch anythingNo read runs because an address is here, and no message is sent when something changes. Monitoring with notifications is the evidence watch, and it is a separate, deliberate act.

Judge anythingPresence on a list is a bookmark, not a finding — in either direction. The dossier is where evidence lives, and it reads the same whether or not the address is kept here.

Check your notesThe note beside an entry is printed back as your record, unchecked. It is visible to this account's sessions and published nowhere.