# What are these features?

1. **What are Entities?**\
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   **Entities** are clusters composed of addresses that are highly related to one specific address(EOA). Entities seen in Scopescan are calculated based on 0xScope Knowledge Graph data.<br>
2. **What does Dashboard contain？**\
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   **The Dashboard** includes **four features** which are **VC Watch**, **Whale Watch**, **Notable Entity Tracker,** and **High-risk Entities**. All of them are dashboards that analyze specific Entities exclusively *(e.g. Venture Capital, top holders of specific tokens, influencers, developers, rug pulls, scams, and more)*. All the entities are clusters composed of public identified addresses as well as highly related addresses.<br>
3. **What is the Address Clustering Tool？**\
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   **Address Clustering** is a tool that can generate an address graph to visualize possible related addresses. It is a visual tool that allows users to explore the connection between addresses as well as behavior and interactions. You can click on any node to see key information including on-chain and off-chain data such as the latest transactions and social media.<br>
4. **What is Address Monitoring?**\
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   The Address Monitoring feature will allow the analysis of not only specific addresses of certain individuals or institutions but also the extensive coverage of their associated addresses.<br>
5. **What is the current stage of 0xScope?**\
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   We have launched Scopescan Beta, the first product powered by the 0xScope Knowledge Graph for Web3 users, and finished the development of the fundamental protocol layer.\
   Different features introduction and guides:


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