When to use it
You have Wallet address and want to check it through safe, legal, source-based research.
Wallet workflow
A workflow for reading public blockchain records without making identity claims.
Passive and safe research workflow
When to use it
You have Wallet address and want to check it through safe, legal, source-based research.
What you get
Wallet context note, transaction summary, label source, and confidence level.
Safety boundary
This workflow is not for exploitation, probing, or unauthorized scanning. It reads public records, records dates and uncertainty, and avoids turning signals into final claims.
Simple order
Write address, chain, and observation date.
Check: The address is checked on the correct chain.
Look at inputs, outputs, timing, and major movements.
Check: One transaction is not turned into intent.
Record explorer or report labels with source names.
Check: Label uncertainty is stated.
Use verified, likely, possible, or unverified.
Check: Attribution is not too strong.
Real tools to open
Report language
Public blockchain data shows transaction traces; it does not identify a real person by itself.
Move to evidence notesSources
CISA Report Cyber Issues
Reporting templates
Use to keep evidence, interpretation, limits, and confidence separate.
Open sourceMarkdown Guide
Reporting templates
Use to keep evidence, interpretation, limits, and confidence separate.
Open sourceMISP Object Templates
Reporting templates
Use to keep evidence, interpretation, limits, and confidence separate.
Open sourceMITRE ATT&CK Navigator
Reporting templates
Use to keep evidence, interpretation, limits, and confidence separate.
Open sourceOASIS CTI STIX 2 Documentation
Reporting templates
Use to keep evidence, interpretation, limits, and confidence separate.
Open sourceBlockchain.com Explorer
Crypto and blockchain intelligence
Use for public wallet, transaction, and blockchain context checks.
Open source