What is stored, and why.

Last updated 2026-09-28. See also the terms of use.

Public chain data

Everything the site shows about coins, trades, holders and payouts is read from public blockchains and is public by nature. Wallet addresses are public keys; the site does not link them to a person.

Sign-ins

When you sign in with X, GitHub, TikTok, Instagram or Twitch, the platform sends the site your account's permanent id and username. The site keeps a signed session cookie (seven days) and records the account id against the handle so that only that account can claim its fees. It does not receive your password, your email, your followers or your posts, and it does not post on your behalf.

Cookies and local storage

One session cookie for a sign-in, one handshake cookie for ten minutes during sign-in, and browser storage for your own conveniences: the risk acknowledgement, a watchlist, a referral code you arrived with. No advertising cookies, no third-party analytics scripts.

Requests

Like any web server, the site sees IP addresses and uses them only to rate-limit abuse; they are not stored beyond that window. Uploaded coin images are stored to be shown publicly on the coin's page.

Posts, endorsements and opt-outs

A post you write on a coin's page, an endorsement you give, or an opt-out you set from your own signed-in page is stored because it is meant to be shown, and only that.

Third parties

Wallet providers, RPC nodes, the sign-in platforms above, and price and stock-registry feeds each see the requests you make through them under their own policies. The site sells no data to anyone.

Your choices

Sign out to end a session. Opt out from your handle page to stop coins being launched for you. Ask through the X account in the footer to have a sign-in binding removed; chain data cannot be removed by anyone.