Common questions.

Solana, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base and Robinhood Chain. Paste any address and Tracr detects the chain. If you mean a specific one, say so in the question.

A language model reads your question and decides what to check. It runs Tracr’s own tools against the chain: holder lists, transfers, funding sources, contract code, launch slots. Then it writes up what it found. The numbers in an answer come from those checks, not from the model’s memory.

From the chain itself: transactions, accounts and program data, which Tracr reads and cross-checks. Known addresses such as exchanges, protocols and pools are named from a maintained set of labels. Every claim links to the transactions behind it, so you can check Tracr’s work.

Yes. People can be connected in ways the chain doesn’t show, and exchanges and mixers break trails. That’s why every answer carries a confidence level and its evidence, and why it says so when it can’t tell.

No. It tells you what happened on-chain and how sure it is. What you do with that is up to you.

Usually well under a minute. The answer appears on the page while it’s being written, and the charts follow once it’s done.

Nothing. Until $TRACR launches, everyone gets free questions every day with full answers. After launch, everyone keeps 3 free questions a day with the first one in full, and holders get more. The tiers are on the $TRACR page.