Coverage is part of the result, not a footnote
On-chain analysis depends on the selected network, the requested evidence layer and the data that can be retrieved reliably at the time of the request. AYZO is designed to keep that limitation visible rather than present an incomplete sample as a complete investigation.
| Coverage state | Meaning | How to interpret it |
|---|---|---|
| Available | The required evidence layer could be produced for the current workflow. | The result can be inspected normally, subject to its stated methodology. |
| Partial | Useful evidence exists, but part of the required dataset is incomplete. | Treat deeper conclusions as limited and review the caveat shown with the finding. |
| Limited | A network, provider or methodology constraint prevents reliable deeper analysis. | AYZO should not fill the missing layer with an unsupported estimate. |
| Unavailable | The evidence layer could not be produced for that request. | No conclusion should be inferred from the absence of data. |
Why this matters for holder and relationship intelligence
A precise-looking holder percentage or graph can still be misleading if the owner-level ranking or transaction history behind it is incomplete. AYZO therefore treats coverage as first-class evidence.
Coverage is not confidence
Coverage describes how much of the required evidence could be established. Confidence describes how strongly a finding is supported by the evidence that exists. Those concepts should not be collapsed into one number.