realpedro.com publishes dated verification logs on cryptocurrency platforms: what was checked, on what date, by what method, and what came back. It exists because the search results for “is [platform] legitimate” are dominated by two kinds of page that are both useless to someone actually trying to decide — marketing the platform paid for, and alarm-driven write-ups from operations that want to sell fund-recovery services to people who have already lost money.
A note on the name, since it invites a reasonable question: “realpedro” is not a person who works here, and there is no Pedro. It is a domain name, not a byline, and nothing on this site is published under a claimed personal identity. Entries are unattributed by design — what makes a log entry worth anything is that you can re-run the check yourself, not who signed it.
There is nothing for sale here. This site does not offer fund recovery, does not accept payment to add, remove, or soften a log entry, and has no referral or affiliate relationship with any platform it logs. The methodology page states what each verdict means and what would change one.