Privacy

Privacy should be clear even when the protocol is public.

The site may collect minimal operational data to keep wallet, dashboard, and launch experiences working. On-chain protocol activity remains public by design.

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What the site may collect

Basic analytics, page usage, wallet connection state, and browser metadata may be used to keep the experience functioning and to diagnose issues.

What the protocol records

Execution requests, approvals, denials, and related on-chain state are public or discoverable on the network because that is part of the protocol model.

What we do not want

The project should avoid unnecessary data retention, hidden tracking, or selling user behavior. If additional tracking is ever added, the site should disclose it clearly.

Third-party services

Wallet adapters, RPC providers, GitHub, and the Solana explorer are third-party services. Their own privacy terms apply when users interact with them.

Retention

Operational logs should be kept only as long as needed for security, debugging, or launch operations, unless a longer retention period is required by law.

Your choices

Users can decide whether to connect a wallet, whether to continue using the dashboard, and whether to interact with the protocol on-chain.

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About
Mission, origin, and operating principles.
White Paper
Protocol architecture, trust model, and execution flow.
Docs
Entry point for product, technical, and launch documentation.
Status
Current deployment posture and launch state.
Team
Core contributors and accountability model.
Roadmap
What ships next from devnet to mainnet.
FAQ
Common questions from users, judges, and operators.
Security
Risk controls, audit prep, and incident response.
Contact
How to reach the project and report issues.
Terms
Usage terms and service conditions.