- What is this page showing me?
- An on-chain dossier for a single QRL address. The cards up top summarise the balance, totals and provenance; the tabs below hold the full transaction history, the wallet's charts (Analytics) and the addresses it interacts with most. Everything is derived from on-chain data — nothing is manually curated except verified labels.
- How are the wallet type and badges decided?
- They're auto-classified from on-chain behaviour: the wallet type (e.g. miner, exchange, contract, validator payout) comes from how the address is used, and the badges flag patterns such as accumulation ('HODLer'). A curated, verified label always overrides the heuristic. There is deliberately no vanity 'trust score' — the only hard safety signal is a curated scam label.
- Why does the concentration warning matter?
- If a wallet has received most of its funds from a small number of sources, its independent funding base is narrow. For exchanges this is normal; for individual users it can indicate single-source income or controlled distribution.
- What does 'Funded by' mean?
- It's the first wallet that ever sent value to this address — a useful provenance signal for tracing where an account originated. 'First seen / Last active' link to that first and most recent transaction.
- How current is the data?
- Block-level data is indexed within seconds of confirmation. Aggregated stats (balance, totals) update on a short cache cycle, typically under two minutes.
- What's the difference between the Transactions, Token transfers and NFTs tabs?