A domain name can remain identical while its controller and purpose change, so old verification must not be inherited automatically.
Identify the transition window
Compare the last evidence of the earlier site with the first evidence of the new content or infrastructure.
Use dated records and avoid claiming an exact transfer time when the data only supports a range.
Recheck every prior assumption
Old bookmarks, certificates and search results may describe a previous controller.
Treat the current Mars Market address as a fresh claim until continuity is demonstrated.
Compare content and infrastructure together
Changes in nameservers, hosting, redirects, legal text and update practices can reinforce one another.
No single change proves a transfer, but a cluster of changes warrants caution.
Retire stale status labels
A formerly reviewed address should not remain marked current after evidence of a control change.
Preserve the historical record while clearly separating it from the present status.
Schedule follow-up checks
Transitions can unfold over several days and search results may lag behind.
A time-bound follow-up provides better evidence than a permanent conclusion based on one snapshot.