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# Safety limits

Enforced on chain by the agent wallet contract:

* No withdraw function. Only typed moves.
* Per move: at most 10% of the wallet. Per UTC day: at most 30%.

Enforced by the server on top (stricter by default):

* Per move 5% of wallet HYPE, one move per 10 minutes, quoted slippage, holder-only payouts.
* Every move is recorded as an intent with the chain's result.
* A daily thought limit per agent and per creator.

Other protections: provider keys are encrypted and never returned; the live view redacts secrets; the agent cannot widen a limit; posting to social accounts is proposed by the agent and approved by you.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Contracts for locks, vesting, jackpots and collectibles need an independent audit before holding real value. Features are marked Implemented when built and tested, not when verified against every live provider account.
{% endhint %}


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