How easy is your wallet to tie to you?
Paste a wallet you own and get one grade from six quick checks, each linking to a tool that goes deeper. Paste an address only. We never ask for your seed phrase.
Results usually take a few seconds. We read the latest 1,000 signatures, parse the 60 most recent transactions, and check your token accounts and .sol names.
100 points, six ways to lose them.
Start at 100. Each finding takes points off. A is 85 and up, B 70, C 55, D 40, F below. These are quick heuristics on a recent sample, not a forensic report.
Exchange touchpoints
Transfers with known exchange hot wallets, and whether an exchange funded the wallet first. Exchanges know who you are.
.sol name
A primary .sol name replaces your address everywhere and is easy to search.
Activity hours
When most activity fits in one 8-hour block, the pattern hints at a time zone.
Counterparties
Distinct wallets you sent to or received from. More direct links mean more ways to connect you.
Poisoning attempts
Lookalike addresses that mimic wallets you paid. A sign you are being targeted.
Active delegates
Token approvals that let another address move your tokens. A safety risk more than a privacy one.
Is a good grade a guarantee?
No. It covers a sample of recent activity and public labels only. Analysts with more data can link wallets in ways these checks cannot see.
How do I improve my grade?
Revoke delegates you do not need, avoid posting the wallet you hold funds in, and keep separate wallets for separate jobs (see BurnerGuide). This site does not help hide where funds came from.
Do you store the addresses I check?
Results are cached in server memory for 10 minutes so repeat checks are fast, then dropped. Nothing is written to disk.