Demo
Both demos below use fabricated or public test data — nothing here touches a real wallet, real funds, or a real person.
Wallet recovery
This runs the same recovery engine as the real /recover page, entirely in your browser. The mnemonic below is the standard public BIP-39 test vector (published in the Bitcoin specification itself) — not a real person's wallet. We deliberately don't derive or show an address from it here: this vector is so widely known that people have sent small real donations to its address over the years, so showing "the" address risks implying this demo is looking at a real, funded wallet. The point of this demo is the recovery mechanic, not a specific address.
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Blockchain investigation
A fabricated scenario: funds leave a wallet, move through two intermediate addresses, and reach an address attributed (in this demo's synthetic dataset only) to an example exchange.
This is a demonstration using test data. No real wallet credentials were used.