Menagerie reads public, on-chain activity and describes it as behavior. We do not connect to your wallet to browse, we do not ask you to sign anything, and we never de-anonymize anyone. Wallets stay pseudonymous. Observing a wallet is the same as reading a public ledger, because that is exactly what it is.

What we read. Public on-chain events (timestamps, tokens, sizes, prices, direction) from venues such as Hyperliquid and Polymarket. This data is already public; we normalize and interpret it. We do not collect identity, and we do not link addresses to real people.

If you sign in. Sign-in is optional and only needed for personal features like watching animals or claiming a wallet. Authentication is handled by Clerk; we store a user id and, if you provide it, an email. Claiming a wallet is a cosmetic assertion, not a proof, and never changes anyone's behavioral score.

Cohorts, never individuals. The Field Journal and any aggregate research use minimum cohort sizes so no single wallet is identifiable.

Your requests. If you believe a profile should be removed or corrected, contact us and we will review it.

This page is a plain-language summary and not legal advice. Before launch this should be reviewed by counsel for your jurisdiction.