Discovery is not attribution
Zetta may discover wallets from public sources:- public profiles
- contracts
- token deployments
- registry data
- ecosystem pages
- third-party sources
- onchain activity
Discovered wallet ≠ attributed wallet.
Attribution requires evidence
A wallet becomes attributed when there is stronger evidence. The strongest evidence is the agent’s wallet manifest:- which wallets belong to the agent
- what role each wallet has
- which chain each wallet is on
- how the wallet should be interpreted
.agent/wallets.json format.
Wallet roles
Common roles:| Role | Description |
|---|---|
treasury | Holds agent treasury |
fee_recipient | Receives fees or revenue |
deployer | Deploys contracts |
operator | Used for operations |
payment | Used for payments |
inference | Related to inference spend |
Books eligibility
Not every attributed wallet is books-eligible. A wallet must pass eligibility checks before it can produce official books. Eligible wallet types may include:- externally owned accounts
- treasury contracts
- operational wallets
- token contracts
- proxy contracts
- unrelated contracts
- unknown addresses without enough evidence
Token contract ≠ treasury wallet.
Why attribution matters
If attribution is weak, financial data becomes misleading. A wrong wallet can:- inflate revenue
- hide expenses
- misrepresent treasury
- produce false confidence
- damage trust
Zetta’s rule
No attribution, no official books.If Zetta is unsure, the profile says so.