Privacy Policy
Last updated 2 September 2026
In plain words
We do not ask for your name, your email or any document. There is no sign-up, so there is no profile to leak. What does exist is a public blockchain: every bet you place is permanently visible to everybody, attached to your wallet address, and nobody — including us — can delete it. That is the honest headline, and it matters more than anything else on this page.
1.The part most policies bury
1.1
The chain is public and permanent. Placing a bet writes your wallet address, the amount, the side you took and the time to a public blockchain. Anyone in the world can read it, index it, and keep a copy forever. This is how the product proves it is fair, and it is not something we can switch off, redact or erase on request.
1.2
Addresses are not anonymous. A wallet address is a pseudonym, not a disguise. If your address has ever been linked to your identity anywhere — an exchange withdrawal, a public donation, a username in a profile — then your activity here can be linked to you too. Anyone wanting to keep the two apart should use a separate wallet, and should understand that even then, on-chain analysis is a mature field.
1.3
What follows applies only to us. The rest of this policy describes what our own website and services do. None of it limits what the blockchain already makes public.
2.What we collect
2.1
No account data. There is no registration. We do not ask for, and do not hold, your name, email address, phone number, date of birth or identity documents.
2.2
Your wallet address. When you connect, the interface reads your public address so it can show your positions and your claimable winnings. Connecting does not give us the ability to move funds and does not sign anything.
2.3
Technical data. Our hosting and edge provider processes the ordinary technical information any website receives in order to serve a page and stay online:
- IP address, and the country it resolves to
- Browser and device type, and the pages requested
- Timestamps, error and security logs
2.4
Anything you volunteer. If you contact us in our community channels or choose to set a public display name or avatar, you are giving us that information deliberately. Do not send us documents or personal details we have not asked for — we do not want them and have no process for handling them.
2.5
What we never collect. We never receive your private key, your recovery phrase, or the contents of your wallet beyond the public address you connect. Nobody legitimate will ever ask you for these.
3.Why we hold it
- To display your own positions, results and claimable winnings
- To keep the site available, and to detect and stop abuse
- To understand which pages are used, in aggregate, so the product can be improved
- To meet a legal obligation where one genuinely applies to us
3.1
Not for sale. We do not sell personal information, and we do not share it with advertisers or data brokers. There is very little to sell, which is the point.
4.Third parties involved when you use the site
4.1
Who sees what. Using this site necessarily involves services outside our control. Each has its own privacy policy and we encourage you to read the ones that matter to you:
- Your wallet provider and its connection layer. Handles the connection request and every signature. It sees what you sign.
- Blockchain nodes. Reading balances and sending transactions means talking to a node, which sees your address and your IP.
- Our hosting and edge provider. Serves the site and holds the technical logs described above.
- Market data sources. Prices and charts are sourced from public exchange data. Your browser may request that data directly.
- Community platforms. If you contact us on Telegram or X, that conversation lives on their platform under their terms, not ours.
4.2
Legal requests. If we are validly compelled by law to disclose information, we may do so. In practice the technical logs described in 2.3 are almost the whole of what we could produce, and everything of real interest is already public on the chain.
5.Cookies and local storage
5.1
Functional only. We use browser storage to remember things like your selected chain, your wallet connection and interface preferences. These exist so the site works and so it does not forget your settings every time you load it.
5.2
No advertising trackers. We do not run advertising or cross-site tracking cookies. Clearing your browser storage disconnects your wallet and resets your preferences; nothing else is lost, because nothing else is stored there.
6.Retention and security
6.1
How long. Technical logs are kept only as long as they are useful for operating and securing the service, and are then discarded. On-chain data is permanent by nature and outside our retention control entirely.
6.2
How it is protected. We apply reasonable technical measures to the little we hold. No system is perfectly secure, and we cannot guarantee absolute security — but the strongest protection here is structural: we do not hold your funds, and we do not hold an identity database, so neither can be taken from us.
7.Your rights
7.1
What you can ask for. Depending on where you live you may have rights to access, correct, delete or restrict the processing of personal information we hold about you, or to object to it.
7.2
What we can actually do. We can act on the technical data and anything you volunteered. We cannot delete, alter or anonymise anything recorded on the blockchain — not for you, not for ourselves, not for a regulator. No such capability exists for anyone.
7.3
Children. This service is not for anyone under 18. We do not knowingly collect information from children, and if we learn that we have, we will delete what we hold.
8.Changes and contact
8.1
Updates. This policy may change. The date at the top is the version in force, and continued use after a change constitutes acceptance.
8.2
Reaching us. Privacy questions can be raised in our Telegram community. Please do not send identity documents or private keys through any channel, to anyone, ever.
