What Forensia is for
A read-only way to look up a public address or transaction and see what the records show, who says so, and where the proof ends.
Most tools that explain on-chain activity give you an answer and ask you to trust it. Forensia is built the other way round. It shows what a public source returned, keeps a fingerprint of that response, and marks clearly what it could not check.
#What you can do with it
- Look up a public address or transaction on Bitcoin or a supported EVM network. No wallet connection and no sign-in.
- Read the result as a summary, a record-by-record activity ledger, a graph of connections, an analysis of who is on record, and the source records behind it all.
- Open any finding and see the exact records it rests on.
#What it will not do
It does not name who owns an address. It does not score an address as safe or risky. It does not add amounts across records or assets. When a name appears, it comes from a public source and that source is shown beside it.
#Why the limits are on the page
A lookup reads a bounded slice of history from the sources that answered. What was out of range or unavailable is listed with the result, because a conclusion drawn without knowing those limits is the kind that goes wrong.