0xD5e2e8627573a24F54B1D21Fcb3C0EbfD3E037e6
PublicAML knows this Ethereum address as ModelERC20V2, a TOKEN. Its AML score is 0 of 100 because we treat this address as infrastructure (known TOKEN — infrastructure, AML floored). Exposure that reaches it is not scored against it, and the findings below describe what we traced rather than an accusation.
| Chain | Ethereum (ETH) |
| Entity | ModelERC20V2 |
| Category | TOKEN |
| AML score | 0 / 100 (floored from 10, treated as infrastructure) |
| Cluster size | 154,024 addresses |
We have no publishable risk findings for this address. That is not the same as a clean bill of health: it means nothing we are prepared to state in public was found.
8 further internal signals are held back from this page. They come from heuristics with known false positives, and we do not publish an accusation we would not defend. They are visible in the live check.
| Source | Share of received value |
|---|---|
| ModelERC20V2 | 83.5% |
| unknown | 16.4% |
| Counterparty | Known as | Transactions |
|---|---|---|
| 0xd2ce625515600b7799a5750a853ec8d2a44fbe27 | ModelERC20V2 | 216 |
| 0x52417e3a62251a0bab713f62fbabb102a1a4a4f2 | not attributed | 49 |
| 0x00f8b1ce8e4c3fee9f47a68f426fd6cf5f87ab28 | not attributed | 25 |
| 0xbd9b57cdc528d8ba9904ce01965730e1667b4e0b | ModelERC20V2 | 18 |
| 0x048d37e9a5fe5ffe5787b9113e7f8760a0999713 | not attributed | 13 |
| 0x3ab81d643a3155bd49e8b467d510840df4f79960 | not attributed | 12 |
| 0xd165821ece24b13104378c441f73c8c50cc7791c | not attributed | 8 |
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