V1.8 Public DemoSolana demo dataset

Sample wallet risk report.

This page shows how Tri-Proof Guard explains campaign wallet decisions using approved, gray-zone, and rejected/not-eligible outputs. The public CSV can be downloaded and tested in the analysis flow.

20
Total wallets
Public demo dataset
6
Approved
Reward candidates
5
Gray Zone
Project-side review
9
Rejected / Not Eligible
Excluded candidates
How to read the sample
Rejected does not always mean malicious. It can also mean not eligible for automatic reward inclusion.

Approved means the wallet looks eligible based on available evidence.

Gray Zone means the wallet needs project-side review.

Rejected / Not Eligible means the wallet is high-risk, inactive, unreadable, protocol-owned, or otherwise not suitable for automatic reward inclusion.

Sample decision rows
Representative rows from a public demo report.
WalletScoreDecisionMain reason
EPjF...t1v75Rejected / Not EligibleKnown token mint / protocol entity
7JN...D4255Gray ZoneV1.4 needs_review policy
58B...DLg31ApprovedLow risk after available evidence
GDT...C7jT45Rejected / Not EligibleNo reliable on-chain history
Evidence signals
V1.3 behavior intelligence: low diversity / campaign concentration
V1.4 reputation and project-side policy labels
V1.5 No On-chain Data / Not Eligible language
V1.6 Conservative / Balanced / Strict policy presets
Known Solana program, token mint, and protocol account detection