Privacy

This is a plain-language description of what the platform handles, not a lawyer-drafted policy. Have it reviewed and replaced before launching publicly — particularly if you add analytics, cookies or any third-party service that collects data.

We do not ask for accounts

There is no sign-up, no email address and no password. You interact with the site through a wallet you control, and we never receive your private keys or seed phrase.

What is public anyway

Wallet addresses, balances, trades and fee balances live on a public blockchain. Anyone can read them, with or without this site. The pages here display that public data — they do not make it public.

What we store

The backend keeps an index of on-chain events — tokens, trades, holders and fee balances — so pages load quickly. All of it is derived from public blockchain data. Token names, images and descriptions are supplied by creators and stored on IPFS, which is public and permanent.

Third parties

Your wallet, your RPC provider, and the IPFS gateway serving token images each see requests from your browser and have their own policies. We do not control them.

Connecting a mobile wallet by QR code goes through WalletConnect, operated by Reown, whose relay sees the connection and the messages it carries. Connecting a browser extension does not use it. Token images are pinned to IPFS through Pinata, which receives whatever a creator uploads.

What your browser stores

One setting, kept locally: whether you chose the light or the dark theme. It never leaves your device and is not linked to your wallet. There are no analytics cookies and no tracking pixels.

Deletion

Blockchain records cannot be deleted by us or anyone else — that is a property of the network, not a policy choice. Indexed copies of that public data are rebuilt from the chain and will reappear on re-index.