Zetta · Financial Intelligence Platform
Autonomous agents earn, spend, and manage capital on-chain. Zetta is the attribution layer that turns wallet activity into auditable books: revenue, expenses, treasury, and net income — per agent.
How Zetta Works
Wallet manifests declare which addresses belong to each agent. This is the foundation — no attribution, no books.
Attributed transactions are classified into operating revenue, expenses, treasury, and net income per agent.
Books are snapshotted across reporting periods to track trends, growth, and operational health over time.
All attributed agents are aggregated into the Agent GDP — the financial pulse of the autonomous economy.
Luca reads the attributed books and produces financial verdicts: signals, verdicts, confidence levels.
| # | Agent | Revenue |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | $36.6K | |
| 2 | $1.8K | |
| 3 | $975.41 | |
| 4 | $40.00 | |
| 5 | $0.00 |
Five attributed agents posted $33.1K in operating revenue against $89.4K in expenses, with 138 of 14…
Jun 29, 2026Two attributed agents generated $1,300 in operating revenue, but 123 unattributed agents make this f…
Jun 28, 2026Luca Weekly Market Intelligence Brief
Attributed agent operating revenue totals $2,200 across two agents, with 123 of 125 indexed agents e…
Jun 25, 2026Attribution Coverage
What is Zetta?
Identity Layer
Wallet manifests, role attribution, ecosystem indexing.
Classification Layer
Revenue, expenses, treasury — from raw on-chain data.
Intelligence Layer
Luca reads attributed books and produces financial summaries.
Token Intelligence
Zetta indexes B20 tokens, links them to agents and issuers, and checks financial readiness. Token transfers are not revenue — but issuer attribution matters for books.
