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Capability explained
Crypto Explorer Pro
Crypto Explorer Pro validates a possible blockchain address, loads public Bitcoin ledger data and lets investigators extend the visible coin flow step by step through selected counter-addresses.
What can be examined?
- Address format, possible blockchain and supported checksums
- Confirmed balance, pending change and historical inflow and outflow
- Transactions with block, UTC time, fee and net flow
- Flow, timeline, radial and adjustable gravity graph layouts
- Directional multi-hop expansion through selected addresses
- Evidence paths, high-degree nodes, marks and hidden side branches
- Open JSON and GraphML exports plus optional external explorers
What can you find out?
- Whether an address is formally plausible
- Which public transactions and amounts are connected to it
- How a documented flow continues across loaded transactions
- Which nodes are highly connected within the loaded excerpt
- Where change, batching or unconfirmed data requires cautious interpretation
Example from journalistic work
An address from an extortion message is validated, an interesting counter-address is expanded and an evidenced path is marked in gravity mode. The graph documents UTXO relationships, but does not prove ownership or identity.
What does the result not prove?
- A valid address does not reveal its owner.
- Transaction links are evidence leads, not certain identity.
- The tool never signs transactions or requests private keys.
Evidence and privacy
Only tools actually used and their inputs are recorded. Results, sources, timestamps, hashes and embedded evidence remain attributable. External services are only contacted where the tool expressly states this.