What is stored, and why.

Last updated 2026-11-08. See also the terms of use.

Public chain data

Everything the site shows about coins, trades, holders and payouts is read from the Solana chain and is public by nature. Wallet addresses are public keys. To apply the fee and bounty rules, the worker reads which wallet first funded each early buyer and keeps which early wallets are linked to the launcher; it publishes no verdict, links wallets to wallets, never to a person, and the site does not try to identify anyone behind an address.

Launch jobs

When you prepare a launch, the site stores the job: your wallet, the ticker, name, description, image, links, the fee and pair you chose, the price, and the payment transaction once it lands. The worker reads payments from the deployer wallet's public history to match them to jobs. The ticker and the coin's address stay hidden until the coin exists; once it is live, the coin and the wallet that launched it are public on its page, as they are on chain. Refunds and their transactions are recorded against the job.

OTC deals

A deal's signed transaction and its terms (the two wallets, the coin, the amount, the price or the pricing rule, the deadline and the nonce) are stored so the counterparty can open it, and the site reports its state from the chain. A deal is kept for at most seven days. The site holds no key that could move its funds.

Support

A support report is stored with what you typed and any image you attached, and relayed to the team's Telegram so it is read. The form removes anything that looks like a seed phrase or a private key before saving. A ticket code is shown once so you can check on the report later.

Sign-ins

When you sign in with a social account, the platform sends the site your account's permanent id and username, and the site keeps a signed session cookie for seven days. 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 such as the risk acknowledgement, a watchlist and the launch form's draft. The site loads no advertising cookies and no third-party analytics scripts.

Requests

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

Third parties

Wallet providers, RPC nodes, Meteora's programs and Jupiter (for limit orders) see the requests you make through them under their own policies, as do the sign-in platforms and Telegram for support relays. The site sells no data to anyone.

Your choices

Sign out to end a session. Ask through the X account in the footer to have a sign-in binding or a support ticket removed. A launch job, a deal or a payment that has reached the chain is public there and cannot be removed by anyone.