Terms of Use

1. Acceptance of Terms

These Terms of Use (the “Terms”) govern access to and use of https://ribbita.ai and any other official front-end identified on the interface that provides access to the TIBBIR token migration functionality (collectively, the “Interface”). By visiting, connecting a wallet to, or using the Interface, or by submitting a bridge transaction, the user represents that these Terms and the Privacy Notice have been read, understood, and agreed to. If they are not agreed to, the Interface should not be used.

2. Protected Parties; No Duties

For the purposes of these Terms, “Protected Parties” means each past, present, or future person who develops, writes, reviews, audits, tests, deploys, funds, operates, hosts, secures, maintains, modifies, integrates, or provides infrastructure or services for the Interface, the Bridge Contracts, the token contracts, or the associated domains, repositories, or community channels, together with each such person’s affiliates, service providers, licensors, successors, assigns, representatives, agents, contractors, and personnel. This is a functional description used solely to identify who benefits from the disclaimers, release, indemnity, and limitations in these Terms, and it does not create or imply any company, partnership, joint venture, association, agency, fiduciary relationship, or common enterprise among any persons.

No Protected Party owes any fiduciary, advisory, custodial, agency, disclosure, monitoring, support, or other special duty to any user. No obligation is undertaken to maintain, support, monitor, continue, or repair the Interface. These Terms are intended to benefit and be enforceable by each Protected Party.

3. The Interface and Bridge Contracts

The Interface is a non-custodial front-end through which users may prepare and submit transactions to autonomous smart contracts (the “Bridge Contracts”). The intended migration process burns an amount of TIBBIR on Base and, following cross-chain messaging and successful execution, mints the same numerical amount of TIBBIR on Robinhood Chain, producing an intended 1:1 token ratio. Chainlink infrastructure is used for cross-chain messaging.

The Interface is not the Bridge Contracts, either blockchain, Chainlink, a wallet, an exchange, or a custodian. It is only one method of interacting with public smart contracts, and technically capable users may be able to interact with the Bridge Contracts through other tools. The Interface does not take custody of tokens or private keys, control any wallet, guarantee transaction execution, or execute transactions without a wallet’s authorization. Each user remains solely responsible for reviewing and signing every transaction.

The Bridge Contracts are described as autonomous and, once deployed, not modifiable through the Interface. Blockchain networks, Chainlink components, RPC endpoints, token contracts, and other dependencies may nevertheless be upgraded, paused, reorganized, exploited, unavailable, or changed by persons outside the Interface’s control. No description of autonomy, immutability, or intended operation is a warranty of actual behavior.

4. One-Way, Optional, and Irreversible Migration

Migration is optional, and the existing Base market may continue independently. If migration is initiated, the process is one-way, permanent, and irreversible: the relevant Base TIBBIR is burned, and there is no bridge-back feature or mechanism through the Interface or the Bridge Contracts to recover, restore, or reissue burned Base tokens. A valid blockchain transaction cannot be reversed. A transaction should not be submitted unless the user intends to permanently give up the burned Base tokens.

The intended 1:1 ratio refers only to the numerical number of tokens burned and minted, subject to token decimals and successful protocol execution. It does not represent or guarantee equal price, value, liquidity, purchasing power, market depth, or economic equivalence on the two chains.

5. TIBBIR Token Characteristics

TIBBIR is a meme token with no inherent, intrinsic, or guaranteed value. TIBBIR on Base and TIBBIR on Robinhood Chain are separate token contracts on separate networks and may be treated by markets, wallets, exchanges, applications, regulators, or tax authorities as independent assets. A common name or ticker does not make them legally, technically, or economically identical. Prices and liquidity may diverge materially, and either token may have no market.

TIBBIR confers no equity, ownership, governance, voting, dividend, revenue-sharing, profit participation, repayment, redemption, intellectual-property, liquidation, or other right or claim against any person. No managerial efforts, appreciation, market, liquidity, exchange listing, utility, adoption, development, or return is promised. TIBBIR should not be acquired, held, or migrated with an expectation of profit based on the efforts of others.

6. Eligibility and User Representations

The Interface may be used only if every representation below is true when it is accessed or used. Each user represents, warrants, and covenants that:

• The user is at least the age of legal majority where the user lives, has legal capacity to enter these Terms, and is not using the Interface for or on behalf of a person who lacks capacity;
• The user lawfully owns or is fully authorized to control and migrate the TIBBIR submitted, and the tokens and associated funds are not stolen, misappropriated, subject to competing claims, or derived from unlawful activity;
• The user is not, and is not owned 50% or more in the aggregate (directly or indirectly) by, or acting on behalf of, any person that is the target of sanctions administered or enforced by the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), the U.S. Department of State, the United Nations Security Council, the European Union, the United Kingdom, or any other applicable authority, including any person on OFAC’s Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons List or any other sanctions or watch list;
• The user is not located in, ordinarily resident in, organized under the laws of, or accessing the Interface from Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, the Crimea, Donetsk, or Luhansk regions of Ukraine, or any other comprehensively sanctioned or embargoed country or region; and the user is not using a virtual private network, proxy, or other means to disguise the user’s location or to circumvent any geographic, sanctions, or access restriction;
• The user’s access, wallet connection, transaction, ownership, and receipt of tokens comply with all laws, regulations, orders, licensing requirements, tax obligations, and contractual duties applicable to the user;
• The user is not accessing the Interface where its use is prohibited; and
• The user is acting for the user’s own account or has disclosed and possesses all authority required to act for another person.

Global accessibility is not an invitation or representation that use is lawful in every location. Access controls may be applied or changed at any time, but no screening or technical restriction is a determination that any particular use is lawful. Each user is solely responsible for eligibility and compliance.

Each representation in this Section is made each time the Interface is accessed or used, not only on first use. If any representation becomes untrue, the user must immediately stop accessing and using the Interface. Continued use after a representation becomes untrue is a breach of these Terms.

Access Screening and Restriction. Access to the Interface may be conditioned, limited, blocked, suspended, or terminated based on geographic location, IP address, network information, wallet address, or comparison against sanctions and watch lists, and such screening may be applied at any time and without notice. Any screening may use geolocation data and third-party compliance or blockchain-analytics providers that receive the data necessary to perform it. Any screening is applied on a reasonable-efforts basis, is not guaranteed to be complete, accurate, or effective, and may produce false positives or false negatives. No screening, and no decision to permit or deny access, is a determination or representation that any particular use is lawful, and the user remains solely responsible for compliance. Access may be blocked or terminated at any time and without notice, and doing so is not a breach of these Terms.

7. User Responsibilities

Each user is solely responsible for: selecting and securing a compatible self-custodial wallet; safeguarding devices, seed phrases, private keys, passwords, and authentication methods; verifying the official Interface URL and contract addresses through multiple trustworthy sources; verifying the source and destination networks, destination address, token amount, approvals, gas settings, transaction data, and wallet prompts; maintaining enough of each network’s native gas token, including ETH or the applicable gas asset on Robinhood Chain; and independently confirming transaction status on both chains.

Transactions signed with a user’s keys are presumed authorized by that user. Credentials cannot be reset, pending transactions cannot be cancelled, burned tokens cannot be restored, tokens sent to a wrong or incompatible address cannot be retrieved, and no compensation is available for phishing, malware, SIM swapping, wallet compromise, user error, or unauthorized transactions.

8. Prohibited Uses

The Interface and Bridge Contracts must not be used, directly or indirectly, to:

• Engage in any unlawful, fraudulent, deceptive, abusive, infringing, money-laundering, terrorist-financing, sanctions-evasion, market-manipulative, or harmful purpose;
• Circumvent or attempt to circumvent geographic, sanctions, wallet, rate, access, security, or other restrictions; conceal location or identity to evade restrictions; or assist another person to do so;
• Probe, scan, exploit, attack, disrupt, overload, manipulate, or interfere with the Interface, Bridge Contracts, token contracts, Chainlink messages, RPC endpoints, domains, infrastructure, or networks, except for good-faith security research expressly authorized in writing by an authorized maintainer;
• Submit malicious code; use bots or automated tools in a manner that degrades service; scrape in a manner that creates unreasonable load; unlawfully front-run or manipulate another user’s transaction; or attempt unauthorized access;
• Impersonate any person; create a misleading copy of the Interface; issue counterfeit TIBBIR; phish users; or request seed phrases or private keys;
• Misrepresent affiliation, endorsement, token authenticity, transaction status, price, liquidity, or safety; remove notices; or use the Interface to violate another person’s rights; or
• Encourage, instruct, finance, or assist any prohibited conduct.

9. Comprehensive Risk Disclosures

Cryptoassets, blockchain networks, smart contracts, cross-chain systems, and community projects are experimental and exceptionally risky. Each user understands and accepts, without limitation, the following risks:

• Total-loss and irreversibility risk. All economic value associated with migrated or unmigrated tokens may be lost. Burns and other confirmed transactions generally cannot be reversed. Failed or delayed minting may leave a user without usable tokens on the destination chain.
• Smart-contract risk. The custom migration contract, token contracts, interfaces, libraries, or integrations may contain known or unknown bugs, vulnerabilities, design flaws, misconfigurations, permission issues, or economic exploits. Code may behave differently from descriptions.
• Bridge risk. Cross-chain bridges and messaging systems are frequent targets of severe exploits. Message forgery, replay, verification failure, compromise, validator or oracle failure, routing error, chain reorganization, or implementation defects could cause unauthorized minting, failed minting, supply distortions, or total loss.
• Audit risk. Any audit, review, test, simulation, monitoring, or open-source publication is limited in scope and time and does not prove correctness or guarantee safety. Absence of an audit is an additional risk. An audit badge, report, or statement must not be relied upon as insurance.
• Chainlink dependency risk. The migration depends on Chainlink cross-chain messaging and related nodes, contracts, configurations, fee mechanisms, and supported-chain conditions. Delay, outage, exploit, misconfiguration, unsupported messages, governance action, or termination of support may prevent or alter completion.
• Base and new-chain risk. Base and Robinhood Chain may experience congestion, outages, sequencer or validator failures, censorship, reorganization, finality failures, forks, protocol upgrades, changed gas economics, or discontinued services. Robinhood Chain launched on mainnet in mid-2026 and may have limited operating history, infrastructure, decentralization, wallet compatibility, block explorers, liquidity, or exchange support.
• Front-end, domain, and dependency risk. The Interface, DNS, domain registrar, hosting, source repository, package dependencies, RPC responses, browser, wallet integration, or user device may be compromised. A compromised front end may display a false address or induce a malicious approval or transaction even if the Bridge Contracts themselves are unchanged.
• Phishing and impersonation risk. Copies of the Interface, fake social accounts, counterfeit tokens, malicious advertisements, fraudulent support accounts, and direct-message scams may exist. A seed phrase or private key will never be needed to use the Interface.
• Wallet and key-management risk. Loss, theft, exposure, or misuse of keys; wrong addresses; unsupported networks; malicious approvals; incompatible wallets; and device compromise can cause unrecoverable loss.
• Gas, timing, and transaction risk. Network and messaging fees must be paid. Fees may be volatile, estimates may be wrong, and transactions or messages may be delayed, dropped, replaced, reverted, reordered, censored, or only partially completed. A Base burn may become final before a destination mint is visible. No completion time is guaranteed.
• Liquidity and market risk. Either token may have little or no liquidity, extreme volatility, concentrated ownership, price manipulation, adverse tokenomics, delisting, no market makers, or no exchange or application support, and market prices may diverge permanently.
• Regulatory and legal risk. Laws, regulations, enforcement priorities, classifications, sanctions, tax rules, and access restrictions are uncertain and may change without notice. Authorities or service providers may restrict the Interface, networks, tokens, wallets, or related activity, and such action may reduce value or prevent use.
• Information risk. Descriptions, status indicators, token balances, prices, estimates, links, contract addresses, and community statements may be delayed, incomplete, inaccurate, manipulated, or out of date. Critical information must be verified independently.
• Abandonment risk. The Interface may cease to be maintained, supported, monitored, or communicated about at any time, and there may be no person able or willing to repair software, maintain a domain, or respond to a request.
• Force-majeure risk. Events outside anyone’s control including cyberattacks, telecommunications failures, cloud outages, power failures, war, civil unrest, natural disasters, government action, and failures of third-party systems, may impair or prevent use.

This list is not exhaustive. Additional risks may exist that are unknown or not reasonably foreseeable. The Interface should be used only by a person with sufficient technical knowledge to evaluate these risks and the ability to bear a complete and permanent loss.

10. No Advice; Independent Decision

Nothing on or relating to the Interface, Bridge Contracts, TIBBIR, or community channels is financial, investment, legal, tax, accounting, cybersecurity, technical, or other professional advice, or a recommendation or solicitation. Information is general and may be inaccurate or incomplete. Each user must conduct an independent investigation, consult advisers the user selects, inspect transaction data and code as appropriate, and make an independent decision.

11. Taxes

A burn, mint, migration, disposition, receipt, fee payment, or change in chain or token contract may be a taxable event and may create reporting, withholding, valuation, basis, or recordkeeping obligations. Tax treatment is uncertain and varies by jurisdiction. Each user is solely responsible for determining, reporting, withholding, and paying all taxes, duties, assessments, and penalties arising from the user’s activity and for maintaining records. No tax is reported or paid on a user’s behalf, and no representation is made about tax treatment.

12. Third-Party Services and Terms

Use of wallets, Base, Robinhood Chain, Chainlink, RPC providers, block explorers, hosting services, exchanges, and other third-party or decentralized systems is governed by their respective terms and risks, which are not controlled or endorsed through the Interface. Third parties may charge fees, restrict access, collect data, change functionality, or fail. By using the Interface, a user authorizes the user’s wallet and selected infrastructure to transmit the data necessary to process transactions.

13. Modification, Suspension, and Abandonment

The Interface may, at any time and without notice or liability, be modified, replaced, restricted, geoblocked, suspended, disabled, discontinued, or abandoned in whole or in part; its domains, RPC endpoints, displayed content, or supported wallets may change; and support may be declined. No commitment is made to continue operation, monitoring, maintenance, development, security response, funding, liquidity, market making, token utility, exchange listings, integrations, communications, or support. Discontinuing the Interface may not disable autonomous smart contracts, and there is no duty to provide an alternative access method.

14. Intellectual Property and Open-Source Code

As between a user and the applicable rights holders, the Interface’s original visual design, text, graphics, branding, arrangement, and non-open-source code are protected by applicable intellectual-property laws. Subject to these Terms, each user receives a limited, revocable, nonexclusive, nontransferable, nonsublicensable license to access and use the Interface for lawful personal use. No rights are granted by implication or estoppel.

Certain Bridge Contracts, token contracts, libraries, or other code may be made available under an open-source license, which governs copying, modification, and distribution of the covered code. Open-source availability does not create a warranty, support obligation, endorsement, fiduciary duty, or permission to misuse TIBBIR names or create a confusingly similar interface. Feedback voluntarily provided may be used without restriction or compensation, to the extent permitted by law. Third-party names and marks remain the property of their owners.

15. Disclaimers of Warranties

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, THE INTERFACE, BRIDGE CONTRACTS, TIBBIR, CONTENT, CODE, LINKS, DATA, AND ALL RELATED SERVICES ARE PROVIDED “AS IS,” “AS AVAILABLE,” AND “WITH ALL FAULTS,” AT THE USER’S SOLE RISK. ALL REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED, STATUTORY, OR OTHERWISE, ARE DISCLAIMED, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF TITLE, NON-INFRINGEMENT, MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, QUIET ENJOYMENT, SECURITY, PRIVACY, ACCURACY, COMPLETENESS, AVAILABILITY, COMPATIBILITY, RELIABILITY, LACK OF VIRUSES, AND COURSE OF DEALING OR USAGE OF TRADE.

It is not warranted that any transaction will be submitted, accepted, finalized, messaged, minted, displayed, reversible, timely, or error-free; that any code is secure or audited; that information is accurate; that the 1:1 intended ratio will produce economic equivalence; or that the Interface or any dependency will remain available. No oral, written, on-chain, social-media, or community statement creates a warranty. Some jurisdictions do not permit certain disclaimers, so a disclaimer applies only to the maximum extent permitted.

16. Assumption of Risk; Release

Each user knowingly and voluntarily assumes all known and unknown risks arising from or related to the Interface, Bridge Contracts, TIBBIR, public blockchains, Chainlink, wallets, third-party services, and the user’s transactions, including the risks in Section 9, and accepts sole responsibility for all consequences, whether caused by code, a third party, market conditions, law, user error, or otherwise.

To the maximum extent permitted by law, each user irrevocably releases, waives, and discharges each Protected Party from every past, present, and future claim, demand, cause of action, liability, loss, and expense, known or unknown, suspected or unsuspected, arising out of or relating to the foregoing or the user’s access to or use of the Interface or Bridge Contracts. Each user expressly waives any law that would otherwise limit a release of unknown claims, including California Civil Code Section 1542, which states: “A GENERAL RELEASE DOES NOT EXTEND TO CLAIMS THAT THE CREDITOR OR RELEASING PARTY DOES NOT KNOW OR SUSPECT TO EXIST IN HIS OR HER FAVOR AT THE TIME OF EXECUTING THE RELEASE AND THAT, IF KNOWN BY HIM OR HER, WOULD HAVE MATERIALLY AFFECTED HIS OR HER SETTLEMENT WITH THE DEBTOR.”

17. Limitation of Liability

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, NO PROTECTED PARTY WILL BE LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE OF ANY KIND ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THE INTERFACE, BRIDGE CONTRACTS, TIBBIR, THESE TERMS, OR ANY TRANSACTION, UNDER ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, INCLUDING DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, PUNITIVE, OR ENHANCED DAMAGES; LOSS OF TOKENS, VALUE, PROFITS, REVENUE, GOODWILL, DATA, PRIVACY, USE, OR OPPORTUNITY; TAXES; GAS OR FEES; BUSINESS INTERRUPTION; SECURITY INCIDENTS; OR COST OF SUBSTITUTE SERVICES, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY.

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, THE AGGREGATE LIABILITY OF ALL PROTECTED PARTIES FOR ALL CLAIMS IS ZERO. IF A ZERO CAP IS UNENFORCEABLE, THE AGGREGATE CAP WILL BE THE GREATER OF (A) US$10 AND (B) THE AMOUNT, IF ANY, PAID DIRECTLY TO THE PARTICULAR PROTECTED PARTY FOR USE OF THE INTERFACE DURING THE SIX MONTHS BEFORE THE EVENT GIVING RISE TO THE CLAIM. THE LIMITATIONS APPLY COLLECTIVELY, NOT PER CLAIM, AND EVEN IF A REMEDY FAILS OF ITS ESSENTIAL PURPOSE.

Nothing excludes liability that applicable law does not permit to be excluded.

18. Indemnification

To the maximum extent permitted by law, each user will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless every Protected Party from and against all claims, demands, investigations, proceedings, losses, liabilities, damages, judgments, settlements, penalties, taxes, fines, costs, and expenses (including reasonable attorneys’ and experts’ fees) arising out of or relating to: the user’s access to or use of the Interface or Bridge Contracts; any transaction the user signs or causes; the user’s tokens, funds, wallet, or taxes; the user’s breach or alleged breach of these Terms; the user’s violation of law, sanctions, or another person’s rights; the user’s fraud, negligence, willful misconduct, or prohibited use; or any claim by a person for whom the user acts. A Protected Party may control the defense with counsel of its choice, and the user will cooperate. A user may not settle a claim imposing liability, admission, or obligation on a Protected Party without that party’s written consent. This Section survives termination.

19. Dispute Resolution; Arbitration; Class Waiver

Informal notice

Before commencing arbitration, a claimant must send a detailed written notice through the methods identified on the interface, identifying the public wallet address and transaction at issue, describing the claim and requested relief, and allowing 30 days for informal resolution. Private keys and seed phrases must not be included. An alternative notice channel may be provided in response.

Binding individual arbitration

Except for an individual action in small-claims court within its jurisdictional limits and a claim for injunctive relief concerning unauthorized access, security abuse, impersonation, or intellectual-property misuse, every dispute, claim, or controversy arising out of or relating to these Terms, the Interface, Bridge Contracts, TIBBIR, or any transaction will be resolved exclusively by final and binding arbitration on an individual basis under the U.S. Federal Arbitration Act. Arbitration will be administered by JAMS under its then-current Comprehensive Arbitration Rules and, where applicable, Consumer Minimum Standards. The seat will be Wilmington, Delaware, but proceedings may occur remotely. One arbitrator will decide all issues, including arbitrability, scope, and enforceability, except that a court may decide the enforceability of the class-action waiver. Judgment may be entered in any court with jurisdiction.

Class and jury waivers

EACH USER AND EACH PROTECTED PARTY WAIVES THE RIGHT TO A JURY TRIAL. CLAIMS MAY BE BROUGHT ONLY IN AN INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY, NOT AS A PLAINTIFF, CLASS MEMBER, PRIVATE ATTORNEY GENERAL, OR REPRESENTATIVE IN A CLASS, COLLECTIVE, CONSOLIDATED, MASS, OR REPRESENTATIVE ACTION OR ARBITRATION. THE ARBITRATOR MAY AWARD RELIEF ONLY TO THE INDIVIDUAL CLAIMANT AND ONLY AS NECESSARY FOR THAT CLAIM. NO ARBITRATION MAY BE COMBINED WITH ANOTHER WITHOUT ALL PARTIES’ WRITTEN CONSENT.

If this class waiver is finally held unenforceable for a particular claim or remedy, that portion must proceed in the state or federal courts located in Delaware and be severed from arbitration.

Time limit and costs

To the extent permitted by law, any claim must be filed within one year after it arose or it is permanently barred. Fees and costs will be allocated under JAMS rules and applicable law, and each party bears its own attorneys’ fees unless a statute or award provides otherwise. If JAMS is unavailable, a court with jurisdiction will appoint a neutral arbitrator under comparable rules.

20. Governing Law and Forum

These Terms and all non-arbitrable disputes are governed by the laws of the State of Delaware, without regard to conflict-of-laws rules, except that the Federal Arbitration Act governs arbitration. This is a contractual choice of law and does not represent that any person resides, is organized, or operates in Delaware. Subject to Section 19, the state and federal courts located in Delaware have exclusive jurisdiction, and each user consents to personal jurisdiction and venue there. If Delaware law or a Delaware forum cannot practically be invoked, a tribunal may apply the mandatory law and forum rules it determines applicable without creating any domicile, agency, partnership, or legal-entity status for any person.

21. Modifications to These Terms

These Terms may be revised at any time by posting an updated version and changing the “Last updated” date. Changes are effective upon posting unless a later date is stated. Each user is responsible for reviewing the Terms before each use, and continued access or use after posting constitutes acceptance of the revised Terms. If a user does not agree to a revision, the user’s sole remedy is to stop using the Interface. Changes do not create a duty to preserve prior functionality or maintain an archive.

22. Termination and Survival

Permission to use the Interface terminates automatically upon breach of these Terms and may be restricted or terminated at any time. Upon termination, use of the Interface must stop. Sections concerning token characteristics, risks, no advice, taxes, intellectual property, disclaimers, release, liability, indemnification, disputes, governing law, and miscellaneous provisions survive. Termination does not reverse or affect public blockchain transactions.

23. Miscellaneous

Entire agreement. These Terms and the Privacy Notice are the entire agreement concerning the Interface and supersede prior or contemporaneous statements on that subject. In a conflict, these Terms control as to use of the Interface.

Severability and reformation. If a provision is invalid or unenforceable, it will be enforced to the maximum permissible extent or reformed to approximate its purpose, and the remainder will remain effective, subject to the special rule for the class-action waiver.

No waiver. Failure or delay to enforce a provision is not a waiver. A waiver must be express and applies only to the stated instance.

Assignment. A user may not assign or transfer rights or obligations without prior written consent from an authorized maintainer. Rights or functions may be transferred or delegated without notice, including to successor operators or service providers.

Third-party beneficiaries. Protected Parties are intended third-party beneficiaries of provisions benefiting them. Otherwise, these Terms do not confer rights on third parties.

Interpretation. Headings are for convenience. “Including” means “including without limitation.” Singular includes plural. These Terms will not be construed against any drafter.

Electronic communications. Each user consents to receive notices by posting on the Interface or official community channels. Blockchain records and electronic records may be used as evidence.

Force majeure. No Protected Party is liable for delay or failure caused by events beyond reasonable control.

24. Contact

Questions may be submitted only through the methods identified on the interface. There is no guaranteed support, response time, physical office, registered agent, or customer-service department. A seed phrase, private key, or other wallet credential should never be sent.