AYZO evidence principles
AYZO is designed around a simple idea: the interface should never be more confident than the evidence. That means a finding should identify what was observed, what transformation or relationship was computed, and what limitations apply.
1. Observable facts first
Addresses, balances, token controls, transactions and contract state are treated as observable evidence when they can be retrieved reliably from the selected network and provider path.
2. Relationships are typed
A direct transfer, transaction co-occurrence and shared funding source are different relationships. AYZO should not collapse them into one generic “linked wallet” claim.
3. Identity is not inferred without evidence
Wallets can be related without sharing a real-world owner. AYZO avoids turning transaction evidence into automatic identity attribution.
4. Coverage is explicit
If the data source cannot establish a reliable holder set, history window or deeper relationship result, AYZO can return limited or partial coverage rather than filling the gap with an estimate.
5. Findings are investigation aids
AYZO is not intended to provide a guaranteed “safe/scam” classification or investment recommendation. Findings are designed to help a user decide what deserves further investigation.
Coverage states
| State | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Full / available | The required evidence layer was available for the current workflow. |
| Partial | Some useful evidence was available, but the result is not complete enough for stronger conclusions. |
| Limited | A provider, network or methodology constraint prevented a reliable deeper result. |
| Unavailable | The feature or evidence layer could not be produced for that request. |
Network-specific methodology
AYZO does not force identical semantics onto Solana, Bitcoin and EVM networks. Bitcoin uses address/transaction evidence; Solana and EVM networks expose different account, token and contract structures. The product normalizes presentation while preserving the underlying evidence type.
Product status and change policy
AYZO Hub is an Alpha product. Provider coverage, supported networks and evidence depth can change as the product improves. Pages in the AYZO research library are updated when the visible product methodology or supported workflow materially changes.