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Avoid these mistakes when preparing a manifest.

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Submitting a token contract as treasury

Token contracts are not treasury wallets.
A token contract manages the token itself. It is not where the agent holds funds. Declaring it as treasury inflates treasury balance and makes token movement look like revenue.

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Submitting wallets you cannot explain

Every wallet should have a role and a reason. If you cannot explain why a wallet is in the manifest, leave it out.

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Adding private keys

The manifest is public.
Never add:
  • private keys
  • seed phrases
  • passwords
  • API keys
  • exchange logins
If you accidentally commit any secret, rotate it immediately.

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Assuming any inflow is revenue

Gross inflow is not operating revenue. Inflows may be grants, capital, bridges, airdrops, or unknown transfers. See Trust Rules.

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Submitting unrelated wallets

Do not submit:
  • founder wallets that are not part of agent operations
  • exchange deposit addresses you do not control
  • unrelated project wallets
Include a wallet only if it is directly part of the agent operation and clearly explained.