Contents
01What we store
- Your wallet address. It is the only identifier we have, and it is already public on Solana.
- Your activity here. Trades we scored, prizes you won, listings, offers, trades you negotiated and notifications sent to you — all keyed to that address.
- Content you upload. Artwork, collection details and generation prompts, if you run a campaign.
- A session cookie. Set after you sign a message, so your wallet is not asked to sign again every few minutes. It is httpOnly, meaning no script on the page can read it, and it expires after seven days.
- Ordinary server logs. Requests and errors, including IP addresses, kept to keep the service working and to stop abuse.
02What we do not store
No names, no email addresses, no phone numbers, no passwords, no private keys, no seed phrases. We never ask for them and could not use them if you sent them. We do not run advertising trackers, and we do not sell or rent anything to anybody.
03What is public anyway
Solana is a public ledger. Every mint, sale, bid and transfer is visible to anyone, by anyone, forever — that is what makes the drops auditable. Your wins and sales appear on the site with your wallet address attached, and an open trade call is visible to anyone signed in. If you would rather an activity were not linked to a wallet you use elsewhere, use a different wallet.
04Who else sees it
We use a small number of providers to run the service: a database and file host, a Solana RPC and indexing provider, and AI model providers for generated collections. They see only what they need to do their job — a query, a transaction, a prompt — and none of them are given a list of users, because we do not have one.
05Keeping it
Campaign and drop records are kept as long as the campaign exists, because they are the audit trail that makes a drop verifiable. A burned NFT keeps its record: the win happened, even though the asset no longer exists. Logs are kept for a short period and then discarded.
06Your choices
Disconnecting your wallet ends your session. You can archive items out of your own view and delete render history you paid for. What we cannot do is remove anything from Solana itself, or un-publish a transaction — nobody can. For anything else, contact us at the address published on the site or in the repository.
07Changes
We will update the date above when this changes. See also our Terms of Service.