Evidence for onchain decisions.

1. Every finding cites the record it came from, so you can check it. The methodology lists the sources.
2. We have measured one screen. On launches it had not seen, those by deployers whose earlier launches had all died were still listed at least a day later 0.80% of the time, against 4.34% for everyone else. The measurement.
3. We do not sell a prediction. Why.

• Wallet records. Entity clustering, OFAC sanctions screening, exchange and bridge attribution, each with its source. Look up a wallet.
• Token records. Contract checks and the deployer's history: 60,930 Solana deployers with a settled track record. Check a token.
• Receipts. Finished reconstructions of real incidents, transaction by transaction. Read the receipts.
• For teams. The same records over an API and in AI assistants. Trace reports are on request. See the plans.

Every finding cites its source, and an attribution we did not make is labelled as someone else's. An empty result means a check did not run; no page ever calls an address or a token clean.

We publish what we have measured and what we have not. The methodology lists the sources, the tests and the limits, and a wrong answer found anywhere becomes a regression test before it is fixed.

Scienter began as a trading-research project. Our own signal engine lost money over 90 days, and we published that result in full. What survived was the discipline of checking every claim against the chain, and that is what this product is built on.

Scienter is built by its founder, Iliya Koznetsovsky.

Scienter is operated by Koznetsovsky Empire (Iliya Koznetsovsky). Koznetsovsky Empire is the name under which Iliya Koznetsovsky, an individual based in Israel, runs it. It is not an incorporated company, and no separate company stands behind the service.

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