Submit wallet labels
Name your project’s wallets — team, treasury, marketing, liquidity — so every DeFade scan of your token shows them by name. Proof is a signature, not a screenshot: the wallet that created the token opens the label set, and each wallet you label signs for itself. Nothing is paid, nothing is reviewed by hand, nothing touches the chain.
1 Which token?
Pick the chain and paste the token address (the mint on Solana, the contract on EVM).
2 Prove you created it
Connect the wallet that created the token and sign a short message. Signing is free: it is not a transaction and moves nothing. DeFade resolves the creator on chain and compares. Only that wallet can open a label set for this token.
3 Declare your wallets
For each wallet: choose what it is, give it a short name, then connect that wallet and sign. The signature proves you hold it. Switch the active account in your wallet extension before connecting to label a different wallet.
| Wallet | Label | Declared |
|---|
What a label does, and does not do
- Shown, never scored. A labelled wallet is still counted exactly as before: a team wallet holding 8% is still 8% of team-held supply. Labels change what a reader sees next to an address, not the number or the verdict.
- Only the creator can label. The wallet that deployed the token opens the label set. DeFade resolves the creator on chain (pump.fun create caller or update authority on Solana; creation-transaction sender on EVM, walked past factories).
- Every labelled wallet signs for itself. You cannot label a wallet you do not hold, and you cannot label somebody else’s wallet as anything.
- Labels can be changed or removed by claiming the token again with the creator wallet. Each change is a new signature.
- Up to 50 labels per token. Labels are visible in the scan of that token only.