Privacy, in plain words.

In your browser

• The site sets no cookies of its own. Your wallet extension and the optional embedded chart may set theirs.
• A few preferences stay in your browser's local storage and never leave it: whether sound is on, whether payout notifications are on, which skin you chose, and the last evolution you saw (so it is shown once).
• Payout notifications are raised by your own browser from data it fetches itself. No push service, no server-side list of subscribers.

Your wallet

• Connecting a wallet shares your public address with the page, nothing more. The site never asks for a seed phrase or a private key, and no page of it ever will.
• A display name is a message you sign; the signature and the name are stored with your public address and shown on the Wall. Votes are stored the same way.
• Feeds, trades, claims and payouts are public transactions on the chain. The site reads them; it did not create them and cannot hide them.

On the server

• A database with an index of the vault's public events, the display names and votes above, and the payout runs. All of it is derived from or signed for the public chain.
• The hosting provider keeps ordinary request logs (address, path, time) for a short period, as every web host does.
• Chain data is read through an RPC provider chosen by the operator. Your browser talks to your own wallet and, when you send a transaction, to the RPC your wallet uses.

What the site never does

• No analytics, no advertising, no tracking pixels, no fingerprinting. Fonts are served from this domain, not from a third party.
• No email list. There is nothing to unsubscribe from because nothing was collected.
• No sale or sharing of anything above with anyone. The only optional third party is a price chart embed, and only if the operator turns it on; it is marked on the page.