Every marketplace you have ever used still holds a key to your wallet. Those keys don't expire. Most people are carrying dozens they forgot about — and that is how wallets get emptied months after the mistake.
No wallet connection. No signature. We will never ask you to sign anything. This reads public data only — typing an address here cannot move anything.
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Reading the chain…
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This is vitalik.eth — Ethereum's co-founder, and one of the most-used
wallets that has ever existed. Ten years of signing things adds up, and every one of
those permissions is still live today. Yours will look nothing like this, and
that's the point: the list below is what a decade of not checking looks like.
THE ONES THAT ACTUALLY MATTER
What this does and doesn't tell you.
It reads permissions you have granted, from public chain data, and ranks them by how much
they could cost you. It is best-effort and not exhaustive: it will not catch every risk,
it cannot tell you whether a project intends to rug, and a quiet result is not a promise
that you are safe. Nothing here is financial or legal advice. Check our work — every
row links to Etherscan.