Privacy Policy — What We Collect, and What We Don't

This page covers how we handle your data. Let me put the conclusion right up front, to spare you a wall of legalese: this is a static content site — no registration, no login, no comment box, and nowhere for you to fill in a form — so the site itself collects almost no personal information about you, and certainly never sells any data to anyone. Below, the details.

What data we collect

This site doesn't actively ask you for any personal information — you don't need to register an account, don't need to enter an email, and there's no form asking you to submit anything. The only data that might be involved falls into two categories, and both are very limited:

Server access logs: like almost every website, when you visit, the server/CDN hosting this site may temporarily record technical information — your IP address, browser type, the pages visited, and the time. This is necessary for the site to run properly and to prevent abuse, and it falls under our legitimate interest (GDPR Art. 6(1)(f)). It's not used to identify you personally, nor used for profiling.
Information you send us yourself: if you email us, the contents of that email (your email address, what you wrote) we of course see, and we use it solely to reply to you about that matter.

This site has no registration system and does not collect your name, phone number, ID documents, Binance account information, wallet addresses, private keys, or any funds data — these the site neither touches nor wants.

A one-line promise: we don't sell, rent, or trade any of your data. This site has no business model built on monetizing user data — it runs on Binance rebates (see the Disclosure), not on reselling data.

Cookies

This site tries to use as few cookies as possible. We have no ad-tracking cookies, and none of the third-party cookies that follow you across sites. Some features on the site (such as the boot animation on the homepage playing "only once per session") use the browser's built-in sessionStorage — it lives in your own browser, clears when you close the tab, is never sent back to the server, and isn't used to identify you. You can clear or disable this local storage in your browser settings any time, with no effect on reading the content.

Third-party services we use

For honesty's sake, here's the list of external resources this site loads — these third parties may see your IP and similar technical information by virtue of serving you:

Third party	Purpose	Data possibly involved
Content delivery network (CDN)	Speeds up page loading and defends against attacks; required to host the site	Access logs, IP and similar technical information
Google Fonts (web fonts)	Loads the Latin and CJK fonts the pages use	Loading the fonts may make a request to their servers, involving your IP
Binance public market API	Shows a live BTC reference price on the homepage	Reads public market data; does not upload your personal information

These third parties each have their own privacy policies, and this site can't control how they handle data. This site currently has no analytics or ad-network scripts that would identify you personally.

After you click a Binance link

This one is worth singling out: when you click buttons like "Sign up on Binance" or "Web3 Wallet," you're taken to Binance's own website. Once you've left, you've entered Binance's domain — everything you sign up for, trade, or submit there is governed by Binance's own privacy policy, which has nothing to do with this site and which this site can't see or control. Please take a moment to read Binance's privacy terms on their side.

How long we keep data

The server/CDN access logs are generally kept only for a short time for operations and security, and roll off automatically when they expire. The correspondence you leave by emailing us, we keep only for as long as needed to handle your matter, and clear once it's resolved and there's no further need.

Your rights (GDPR and similar)

If you're in the EU/EEA or another region with similar laws, you have corresponding rights over your personal data, including:

The right to be informed and to access: to know whether we hold, and which of, your data.
The right to rectification: to ask us to correct inaccurate data.
The right to erasure (the right to be forgotten): to ask us to delete your data.
The right to restrict and to object to processing: to restrict or object to our processing of your data in certain situations.
The right to complain: to lodge a complaint with the data protection authority where you are.

Because this site barely collects personal data to begin with, in most cases we simply hold no personal records for you to "access" or "delete." Even so, you can still exercise the above rights over the email correspondence you've sent us — just email the address below and explain, and we'll respond within a reasonable time.

Minors

This site's content is aimed at adults. Crypto trading is high-risk and unsuitable for minors. We do not knowingly collect personal information from minors.

Policy updates and contact

This policy may be updated as the site's features change or the law requires, and the date at the top will be revised on update. For significant changes, we'll try to note them on the site. With any privacy questions, or to exercise your rights, please email: [email protected] (see also the contact page).