Moderation
We can remove things from this website. We cannot remove anything from the blockchain, and neither can anyone else. A hidden token keeps trading against its contract.
What we hide
- Impersonation of a person, company or project, including look-alike names and logos.
- Sexual content involving minors, and any content whose possession is itself a crime.
- Incitement to violence, and targeted harassment of an identifiable person.
- Material that infringes a trademark or copyright, on a substantiated complaint.
- Content unlawful where the operator is established.
- Spam: bulk launches with no content, and comment flooding.
What we do not hide
A token losing value, a creator selling, an unflattering opinion in the comments, or a project someone dislikes are not moderation matters. We do not hide a token because it competes with another, and we do not hide criticism of ourselves.
How to report
Every token page has a report button; it is rate limited and goes into a queue an administrator reads. Tell us what is wrong and, where it matters, who you are: a trademark complaint from the owner is actionable, an anonymous one usually is not. Serious or legal complaints should also reach the operator directly.
What happens then
An administrator hides or dismisses, and the decision is recorded. Hiding removes the token, its images and its comments from this site. It does not touch the contract, the token, the pool or anyone's balance, and the token remains visible on any explorer. We will restore anything we hid in error.
Trust tiers
A creator may ask for a tier. Verified team means we checked the links they supplied and nothing more. Audited means an audit report exists and is linked. Regulated means an issuer has shown a licence or prospectus. None of these is an opinion about whether a token is a good idea.
Us
The operator can hide tokens and change fees within the ceilings the contracts enforce. It cannot take liquidity, mint tokens, freeze a wallet or stop a sale. Those limits are in the validators, not in this policy, and you can check them on the protocol page.