A record you can inspect.
An explanation you can follow.
Review the supporting blockchain activity, the reconstruction’s coverage and the items that still need attention.
Explore the evidence stepFollow the source.
Trace a position through the observed movements and source references behind it. Keep snapshots distinct from the events that explain how the position changed.
Integrity and interpretation.
Check both.
Cryptographic verification supports checks that a record hasn’t changed. Source evidence supports review of how the activity was interpreted.
A hash is not an accuracy guarantee.
Record integrity, historical completeness and accounting treatment are separate questions. Review each before relying on an output.
Unresolved items stay visible.
Missing history, unavailable prices and unsupported activity should be reviewed explicitly. The demo includes a historical coverage gap so you can see how that boundary is presented.
See an example review itemMake sense of your own wallet.
Start with a public wallet address and your email.
Reconstruct my wallet