Sealed or exposed
Is the public key still behind a hash, or has it been revealed on-chain? A Bitcoin address is exposed once it spends; Taproot from creation. An account chain is exposed once it sends.
exposed · first spend 2024-03-11
Add the public addresses you hold, name them, and see the state of the key behind each one: whether it is still sealed behind a hash, every time it has signed, and every authorization it has granted. Forty addresses or four hundred.
We state what the chain says and stop there. No balances, no prices, no predictions.
Is the public key still behind a hash, or has it been revealed on-chain? A Bitcoin address is exposed once it spends; Taproot from creation. An account chain is exposed once it sends.
Whether it has ever signed, how many times, first and last, and who signed wherever the chain reveals it: multisig signers, XRPL signer lists, regular keys.
Token approvals and their limits, NFT operators, EIP-7702 delegations, trust lines, delegates, access keys and permissions. A token name appears only inside an authorization.
Alerts renews yearly until cancelled. Each address is re-checked at most every 15 minutes on Free and every 5 minutes on paid plans.