Endpoint v0.1.1
Endpoint v0.1.1
This patch turns the first packaged build's display-only surfaces into a usable investigation
workflow and fixes the public Solana RPC failure that caused real traces to abort with HTTP 429.
Fixed
- Pace Solana JSON-RPC requests below the public endpoint's documented per-method limit.
- Honor numeric
Retry-Afterresponses with bounded exponential retries. - Keep successful transaction evidence when individual transaction lookups remain unavailable.
- Report transaction limits, unavailable history, and partial results directly in the case.
- Use Solana's current documented public mainnet endpoint by default.
- Return structured retryable API errors and offer a one-click 10-transaction retry.
Newly functional
- Wallets lists every observed address and opens its evidence inspector.
- Relationships lists confirmed and heuristic edges with evidence scores.
- Timeline sorts parsed transfers chronologically.
- Evidence provides the complete ledger with Solana Explorer verification links.
- Live trace progress and the actual processed/unavailable transaction counts are visible.
Download and run
Windows
- Download
endpoint-windows-x64.zip. - Extract the archive.
- Double-click
endpoint.exe. - Your browser opens to
http://127.0.0.1:8765.
Windows SmartScreen may show an "unrecognized app" warning because this open-source binary is not
code-signed. Only run a binary downloaded from this repository's official Releases page.
Linux
- Download and extract
endpoint-linux-x64.tar.gz. - Run
./endpointfrom the extracted folder. - Open
http://127.0.0.1:8765if the browser does not open automatically.
No Python, Node.js, database server, or Docker installation is required.
RPC note
Solana's public endpoint is explicitly rate-limited and not intended as production infrastructure.
Endpoint now slows down and retries correctly, but large or repeated investigations should use a
dedicated provider:
endpoint.exe --rpc-url https://your-solana-rpc.example
./endpoint --rpc-url https://your-solana-rpc.example
Endpoint does not identify people, prove wallet ownership, or determine guilt. Evidence scores are
reproducible indices, not probabilities of common ownership.