Hook behavior in plain language — dynamic fees, gating, auctions, settlement — mapped to the exact contracts that enforce it.
Owners, roles, proxies and timelocks resolved until the controller is identified — or explicitly marked Unknown.
Fee updates, ownership transfers, upgrades and pauses in a readable timeline — change is a first-class event.
Profiles follow one fixed structure, so a reader always knows where to look — from plain-language summary down to raw evidence.
Every material label cites a contract, transaction, verified source or explicitly marked inference. Six evidence classes, ranked — disclosure is a claim, never proof.
An evidence-weighted 0–100 score of how clearly a market's rules can be verified and how much unilateral control remains. Not a price prediction. Not a safety guarantee.
One primary type summarizes the most material behavior; unknown patterns stay Custom / Unclassified until evidence supports a category.