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Privacy

There’s no account here, so there’s not much to collect.

What we have

web server logsthe ordinary kind every web server keeps: the page requested, the time, a status code, your browser’s user‑agent and IP. We use them to find broken links and abuse. They are not joined to a wallet, a purchase or a person. counts, in aggregatehow many people opened a page, started a purchase or downloaded a build. Totals per day, not a trail per visitor. The counter does not know who you are. your wallet address, if you connect onewe read it to show what you own. It was already public on chain, like every balance and every transfer. a note in your own browseryour wishlist is stored on your device and never sent anywhere. Clearing your browser data deletes it. a report, if you send onethe text you write, a contact if you add one, and a hashed form of your IP address to stop spam. A person reads it, and it is never published. your listing, if you list a gamethe wallet that signed and the text it signed go on the store’s public log, like every edit to a store page. who sent you, if a link dida referral link is remembered in your browser for 30 days. If you buy a copy, your purchase names that link’s owner on chain so they get their cut. That’s all it is used for.

What we don’t have

No account, no password, and no email address unless you sent us one. No keys, so we cannot move what your wallet holds. No profile of what you looked at. No third‑party analytics, ad network or tracking pixel on any page.

No cookie banner

There are no cookies to ask about. We count on our server, from requests that arrive anyway. Counting stores nothing on your device and reads nothing back, so there is nothing to consent to.

Other people’s servers

When you play a game, you connect to that game’s servers, which we do not run. What they log is covered by whatever they tell you, not by this page. Chat works the same way: it is a relay network your client talks to directly, and the messages are not ours to keep.

The chain is public and permanent. Anything you do on it is visible to anyone, forever.

Deleting things

Logs age out on their own. There is no account to close and no profile to delete. Nothing written to the chain can be deleted, by us or by anyone.

Anything else? Ask in chat.

Last changed 2026-10-08 · Terms