Who controls what, since when, what changed — answered from content-hashed chain evidence. Every answer is byte-reproducible, keeps valid-time and known-time distinct, and says plainly what is unknown.
EXIT ingests chain state and events once, freezes them as content-addressed evidence, and answers control questions only from that frozen record. The same question always returns the same bytes — so an answer can be verified years later, by anyone, by recomputing its hash.
Who holds each authority of a program or mint now — holder account, multisig topology, since-when, with the evidence references inline.
Every observed authority transfer in a window — and what was knowable at any past moment, kept separate from what is true about it today.
Authority changes as evidence-pinned alerts with stable identities, plus a read-only dashboard rendered byte-deterministically from the same record.
A control-surface record is useful exactly as far as it refuses to speculate.
not_observed / UNKNOWN / WITHHELD.A private alpha is open, and invitations are out to a small group of Solana security and operations teams. Coverage today is a pinned Solana reference set (program upgrade authorities, mint/freeze surfaces, Token-2022 admin roles) with repeated evidence cuts: every answer carries its evidence hashes, observation diffs are bounded and reproducible, and a clock-free freshness disclosure states exactly which subject was observed when. The engine itself is chain-agnostic; EVM control surfaces are the planned expansion. Access is tokenized and pseudonymous; a one-page mutual confidentiality note covers both sides.
Partnership / alpha inquiries: contact@exit-protocol.io · X: @exitprotocolL