AIREPORT produces substantiated, realtime valuations of digital asset holdings for legal and financial professionals — one defensible number per asset, built on a documented, deterministic methodology.

Family law attorneys, tax attorneys, trust and estate advisors, financial advisors, wealth managers, and family offices — any professional who needs a defensible number for the record.

A current assessment of each holding — market value, assessed structural fair value with the gap between them, and an integrity score — each produced under the published methodology. For legal matters, it's designed to support admissibility, with the attorney of record applying local rules and standards. For financial work, it gives a client's digital assets the same documented rigor as every other asset class.

Yes. The methodology is documented and deterministic — what the engine observes, the data it consumes, and the shape of the output, with the factors it measures described in plain language. The result is deterministic: the same inputs always produce the same number. (The proprietary part is how those inputs combine — the same transparency model a credit score uses.) The methodology is published at aireport.pro/legal/methodology.

No. Structural Value is an appraisal — a fair-value assessment of what an asset structurally merits now, not a forecast of where the price is headed — the way a property appraiser reports value from comparables and condition, not next month's sale price. It's a valuation input for professional work, not investment advice.

No. AIREPORT does not hold digital assets and does not connect to wallets or exchanges. It produces valuations from the holdings statement you provide.