Evidence first. Interpretation second. Unknowns always visible.
EvidenceLayer is designed to prevent the most dangerous mistake in wallet intelligence: turning a pattern into an accusation. The system separates what was observed from what was inferred.
Every report should make clear which layer a statement belongs to. This helps founders, analysts, and communities understand what is supported and what still needs review.
Ask about a reportObserved facts
On-chain transactions, balances, liquidity pools, block windows, holders, labels supplied by the customer, and generated evidence files.
Derived metrics
Net flow, gross volume, concentration, current holder share, recovery behavior, and movement relationships derived from the observed facts.
Heuristic leads
Wallets or patterns requiring review, such as high-impact wallets, possible inventory sources, repeated flow patterns, or concentration shifts.
Interpretation
Plain-English reporting that explains what the evidence may indicate, with confidence language and limits.
Unknowns
Identity, intent, ownership, off-chain agreements, private treasury context, and anything the chain alone cannot prove.
What it can show
Observable wallet behavior, concentration, flows, holder changes, pressure/recovery patterns, and evidence freshness.
What needs context
Wallet purpose, treasury policy, market-making agreements, unlocks, team context, and private off-chain explanations.
What it does not prove
Identity, intent, fraud, wrongdoing, manipulation, beneficial ownership, or regulatory status.