Coverage
Networks, data categories and how to read observations.
Coverage depends on the target, network, data category and the observations returned during research. A registered chain does not imply that every data category is available on it.
Networks and data
| Network | Data categories wired into research |
|---|---|
| Solana | Token metadata, market overview, holder observations, trade observations, token risk reports and wallet activity. |
| Robinhood Chain | Chain observations, token identity metadata and wallet activity adapters. Market overview, holder rankings, market trades and token risk reports require additional confirmed coverage. |
This table describes the implemented research adapters. It does not confirm that each integration is configured or that every target has a complete history. Test networks are not production research coverage.
Wallet evidence
Research also has tools for wallet positions, profit and loss, and wallet-owner attribution. These observations depend on the selected network and returned history. A suggested owner link is not proof of wallet control.
Social evidence
Public X account and post data can provide context for a claim. A public post is evidence that someone made a statement. It does not prove the statement or link a wallet to that person.
Read observations carefully
Check the network and full address. Read the observation time and the evidence behind a conclusion. Prices, holders and activity can change after research finishes. A transaction receipt does not establish market price or liquidity.
A risk report is one input. It does not establish safety, profitability or the identity of a token's owner.