PRIVACY POLICY — THE SLOP MACHINE
Last updated: 2026-08-08
The Slop Machine ("the Project") is designed to collect as little about you as
possible. This policy explains what is and is not collected when you use the website
and contracts.
1. On-chain data is public and permanent
When you mint, transfer, sell, or burn, you create transactions on the Ethereum
mainnet. Your wallet address, the amounts, and the timing become **permanently
public** and are outside anyone's control — the Project cannot alter, hide, or delete
them, and neither can you. This is inherent to public blockchains, not a choice the
Project makes. Do not use the Project if you need those actions to be private.
2. What the website collects
- Wallet address. When you connect a wallet, the website reads your public
address and on-chain balances to display state and build transactions. The website
never asks for, receives, or stores your private keys or seed phrase.
- Basic technical data. Like most websites, standard server/CDN logs may briefly
record IP address, browser type, and request times for security and reliability.
- IPFS/RPC requests. Displaying artworks and reading chain state sends requests
to third-party IPFS gateways and RPC providers, which have their own policies and
may log the request (including your IP) as any web request would.
The Project does not run advertising trackers, does not sell or rent personal
data, and does not require an account, email, or name to use.
3. Analytics
The website may use privacy-respecting, aggregate analytics to understand traffic. If
used, it is configured to avoid persistent cross-site identifiers where practical. No
analytics data is sold.
4. Third parties
Your wallet provider, exchanges, IPFS gateways, RPC providers, and block explorers
are independent services with their own privacy practices. The Project does not
control them and is not responsible for their handling of your data.
5. Your choices
You can use the website without connecting a wallet to browse. You control whether to
connect, mint, or transact. You cannot, however, make already-published on-chain
activity private — see Section 1.
6. Children
The Project is not directed to and may not be used by anyone under the age of
majority in their jurisdiction.
7. Changes
This policy may be updated; the website version with its "Last updated" date is
controlling.