Product Update: A Larger Independent Address Label Dataset

FreezeRadar now checks a locally stored dataset of more than 100,000 address labels before it asks an external provider for an unknown address. The data comes from open, MIT-licensed sources and keeps its source and license alongside every label.

What this means for you

Known exchange, protocol, bridge, mixer and high-risk service labels can now be resolved faster and with less dependency on a single provider. Official and manually curated labels still take precedence over community data, and an external lookup remains a fallback only when no local label exists.

Labels describe observed context, not ownership proof or a legal conclusion. They are one input to FreezeRadar’s explainable wallet-risk assessment.