What we store
The app may store wallet addresses, signed session data, nicknames, avatar URLs, bios, block content, uploads, reports, referrals, and operational logs such as logins or edits.
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Privacy
This page explains the core privacy model of the app, including the difference between public blockchain data and off-chain application data.
Why we store it
This information is used to authenticate users, operate dashboards, display ownership and content, support admin tools, process uploads, keep activity history, and maintain the overall product experience.
On-chain and off-chain data
Wallet ownership and transactions live on-chain and may be publicly visible through blockchain explorers. Profile data, uploads, and content history are handled off-chain by the application and its database.
Cookies and sessions
The site uses secure session cookies to keep signed users authenticated in the app after wallet login. These cookies are used for account access and protected actions.
Uploads
Avatar images and block images uploaded through the app may be stored on the hosting environment and served publicly by URL inside the site experience.
Sharing
The app may rely on infrastructure providers such as hosting, RPC, wallet, explorer, or analytics services. Public blockchain activity is also visible to external explorers and indexers by design.
Retention
Operational logs, content versions, and account data may be retained for platform integrity, support, auditing, and product continuity unless removed as part of future data policies.
Your responsibility
Do not publish private, sensitive, or unlawful content in your block or profile. Blockchain activity is inherently public, and wallet addresses should be treated as public identifiers.