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The terms and policies that govern token.select and the Select Foundation products. token.select is a non-custodial interface to public, permissionless smart contracts. Read these carefully before you use it.
Last updated 18 July 2026
Terms of Use
Last updated: 18 July 2026
Operator: Envision Labs Ltd ("Select", "we", "us", "our"). Product: token.select and the websites, pages, and applications we operate for it (the "Interface"). Contact: accounts@envisionlabs.io
Risk warning — read this first
Digital assets are volatile and high-risk. Tokens and projects accessible through the Interface are created by third parties and can lose all value, including quickly and permanently. We are not your broker, dealer, adviser, custodian, exchange, or agent. Nothing on the Interface is financial, investment, legal, accounting, or tax advice. You are solely responsible for your decisions, your on-chain transactions, and the security of your wallet. On-chain results always control over anything shown in the Interface. Do not use the Interface with funds you cannot afford to lose in full.
1. What token.select is, and what it is not
- It is software, an interface. token.select is a front-end that lets you interact with public, permissionless smart contracts deployed on the blockchain. It helps teams design project pages, configure launch parameters, and interact with a pre-launch window and an automated on-chain launch sequence.
- The contracts are permissionless and autonomous. Once the smart contracts are deployed on-chain, they run on their own. We do not operate them on your behalf, and we cannot stop, pause, reverse, edit, or override anyone's on-chain transactions or a project's launch. Anyone can interact with the contracts directly, with or without our Interface.
- It is non-custodial. We never take possession, custody, or control of your assets or your private keys. You transact from your own wallet and you alone can authorise transactions. We cannot move, freeze, recover, or reverse your funds.
- We are not an intermediary. We do not hold client money, do not broker or match trades, do not provide fiat on-ramps or off-ramps, and do not provide wallet custody.
- No promises or pricing guarantees. Numbers shown in the Interface (targets, ratios, prices, yields) are indicative only. We do not guarantee any price, ratio, return, or that outcomes will match what the Interface displays. On-chain state prevails.
2. Acceptance of these Terms
By accessing or using the Interface (including connecting a wallet, creating a project page, making a Genesis Contribution, or claiming fees), you agree to these Terms and to the documents they incorporate: the Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, Risk Disclosure, Acceptable Use Policy, Referral Terms, and Fee Schedule. Where the Interface presents a checkbox or "I agree" action, completing it records your acceptance. If you do not agree, do not use the Interface. We may update these Terms; the "Last updated" date shows when. Material changes will be notified in the Interface, and continued use after they take effect is acceptance of the updated version.
3. Eligibility and restricted jurisdictions
You represent and warrant that you:
- are at least 18 years old and have full legal capacity (and, if acting for an entity, are authorised to bind it);
- are not a Sanctioned Person and are not acting on behalf of one;
- are not a resident of, located in, or accessing the Interface from a Restricted Jurisdiction; and
- will comply with all laws that apply to you, including those on digital assets, AML/CFT, sanctions, advertising, and tax.
You agree not to use a VPN, proxy, or any other method to disguise your location or circumvent these restrictions. We may restrict, geofence, suspend, or terminate access at our discretion, with or without notice. Access to the Interface is void where prohibited.
4. Wallets and security
You interact with the Interface using either a wallet you already control or a self-custodial embedded wallet provided by Privy, an independent third-party provider.
- Privy embedded wallets are self-custodial. Keys are generated and held so that only you can authorise transactions; neither Privy nor Select can access, move, or recover your funds, and you may export your key at any time. Privy operates under its own terms and privacy policy, which govern your use of its wallets. We do not control Privy and are not responsible for its operation or availability.
- You are solely responsible for your wallet, devices, credentials, and recovery methods. We cannot recover keys or reverse on-chain transactions.
5. Project pages and content
Project teams can publish hosted pages (about, team, roadmap, media, tokenomics, and similar). You must own or hold the rights to everything you upload, and you are responsible for the accuracy and legality of your statements. You grant us a limited, worldwide, royalty-free licence to host, index, display, and promote your page within our ecosystem. We may remove or restrict any page or content for intellectual-property complaints, fraud, abuse, illegality, or breach of these Terms. We do not review, diligence, endorse, or underwrite any project, team, or token.
6. Pre-launch period ("Genesis Window")
- Overview. A Genesis Window is a time-boxed period during which supporters can make Genesis Contributions to a project under parameters visible in the Interface (such as targets, per-wallet caps, and a deadline). Our intent is equal public terms for everyone; actual execution can vary due to network conditions, gas markets, mempool and MEV behaviour, and other factors outside our control.
- A Genesis Contribution is not an investment with us. It is an on-chain interaction with permissionless smart contracts. It is not a deposit, loan, security, or investment made with or managed by Select, and it does not create any partnership, agency, or fiduciary relationship with us.
- Withdrawals and expiry. Where a project's contracts enable it, contributors may withdraw before launch, and if a Genesis Window expires without meeting its target, contract logic may return contributed funds. Availability and timing depend entirely on on-chain conditions and the project's contract state and are not guaranteed by us.
7. Launch sequence ("Genesis Event")
If the conditions coded into a project's contracts are met, an automated on-chain sequence is intended to initialise token availability, establish liquidity on a third-party automated market maker (for example Uniswap), apply vesting or streaming to allocations through a third-party protocol (for example Sablier, with a minimum vesting period), pair liquidity in the manner defined by the contracts, and distribute allocations per the configuration. We do not guarantee timing, price, ratio, or that outcomes will equal Interface displays. On-chain state prevails.
8. Fees
Fees that may apply to your use of the Interface and the contracts are described in the Fee Schedule, and current fees are shown in the Interface before you confirm an action. In summary: a deployment fee (an anti-spam fee paid in ETH to create a project), a migration fee charged in ETH when a project migrates to liquidity, and a share of liquidity-pool trading fees as defined by the smart contracts. Fees are applied at the contract level or on-chain; we do not process card or fiat payments. You are responsible for all network (gas) costs and for all taxes arising from your activity. Fee calculations performed by the contracts are final absent a manifest, indisputable error.
9. Referrals
Referral access is invite-only and whitelisted. Where an authorised referrer is used, the referrer may receive a share of liquidity-pool fees for the tokens they referred, as set out in the Referral Terms and defined by the contracts. Self-referrals, circular schemes, and manipulation are prohibited, and we may cancel or claw back rewards for fraud, abuse, or non-compliance. Referrers must comply with advertising and disclosure laws.
10. Tokens, SELECT, and no offer of securities
- Tokens created or accessible through the Interface, including any project token and the SELECT token, are not offered or sold by us as securities, investments, or financial products, and we make no representation that any token will hold or increase in value. Any token may lose all value.
- We do not promise profit, yield, or any return, and any value that may accrue to a token results from third-party market activity and autonomous contract mechanics, not from any effort or undertaking by us.
- SELECT's role in the Interface is limited to the on-chain liquidity mechanism defined by the smart contracts. We do not operate staking, and we do not conduct token buy-backs.
- The migration of VIS to SELECT is governed by the separate Claim and Migration Terms.
- You are solely responsible for determining the legal and tax treatment of any token in your jurisdiction.
11. No advice; no fiduciary duty
We do not provide investment, financial, legal, accounting, or tax advice, and we owe you no fiduciary or advisory duties. Any information in the Interface is general and for convenience only. Obtain your own professional advice before acting.
12. Third-party services
The Interface relies on and links to third parties, including blockchains and their validators, automated market makers (for example Uniswap), vesting protocols (for example Sablier), wallet providers (for example Privy), RPC and node providers, and analytics. They operate under their own terms and privacy policies. We do not control them and are not responsible for their acts, outages, exploits, changes, or any losses they cause.
13. Security, incidents, and emergency actions
- Inherent risk. Smart contracts and digital assets carry risk. We do not represent that the Interface or any contract is bug-free, secure, or attack-proof.
- Security and network events. These include exploits, key compromise, oracle or price manipulation, MEV, front-running or sandwiching, chain reorganisations, forks, halts, and severe congestion.
- Our response. We may, but are not obliged to, pause or restrict Interface functions, publish notices, and attempt technical mitigation. We cannot alter on-chain state or contract behaviour.
- No insurance; no compensation. We do not insure digital assets and have no obligation to reimburse any loss of funds, value, access, rewards, fees, or opportunity.
14. Records and on-chain finality
You are responsible for ensuring your submissions are accurate. We may keep logs and telemetry (including IP and device data, wallet address, timestamps, and event states) as our record of acceptance and activity. On-chain transactions are generally irreversible. If the Interface and the chain differ, the chain prevails. We may set or change per-action, per-user, or system limits for risk, compliance, integrity, or technical reasons.
15. Acceptable use
Your use is subject to the Acceptable Use Policy. You agree not to, among other things, break the law or these Terms, infringe others' rights, engage in market manipulation (such as wash trading, spoofing, or pump-and-dump), circumvent caps, sybil checks, geofencing, or sanctions controls, use bots or scrapers without permission, distribute malware or attempt to probe or penetrate our systems, or misrepresent affiliations or project facts. We may throttle, pause, or terminate access for suspected abuse or risk.
16. Your representations and warranties
At all times you represent and warrant that: you have legal capacity and any necessary authority; you own or are licensed for content you upload; your use and public statements comply with law and do not infringe others' rights; your use does not breach any agreement binding on you; and you understand the risks and are transacting with funds you can afford to lose.
17. Intellectual property
The Interface software, brand, templates, and documentation are owned by us or our licensors, and we grant you a limited, revocable, non-transferable right to use the Interface under these Terms. You keep your rights in your own content and brand and grant us the licence in Section 5. If you give us feedback, you grant us a perpetual, royalty-free licence to use it for any purpose.
18. Privacy
We process personal data as described in the Privacy Policy. Third parties process data under their own policies.
19. Suspension and termination
We may suspend or terminate your access to the Interface, or any page, feature, or account, with or without notice, for breach, legal or compliance reasons, fraud, intellectual-property complaints, security events, or to protect the integrity of the Interface. Termination of Interface access does not and cannot affect the permissionless contracts or your on-chain positions. You may stop using the Interface at any time. Sections that by their nature should survive will survive.
20. Disclaimers
To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Interface is provided "as is" and "as available" without warranties of any kind, express, implied, or statutory, including merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, non-infringement, availability, reliability, accuracy, and security. We do not warrant continuous or error-free operation, that defects will be corrected, or that the Interface, its content, or any linked contract or service is free of harmful components. Maintenance, chain congestion, and third-party outages may affect timing and execution.
21. Limitation of liability
To the maximum extent permitted by law:
- We are not liable for any indirect, incidental, consequential, special, exemplary, or punitive damages, or for lost profits, or for loss of data, assets, access, use, goodwill, or opportunity, or for damages arising from security or network events, market conditions, third-party services, or the permissionless contracts.
- Where liability cannot be excluded, our total aggregate liability to you for all claims in any 12-month period is limited to the greater of USD 500 or the total Interface fees you paid to us in that period (excluding gas, protocol, and third-party fees).
- Nothing in these Terms limits liability that cannot be limited by law.
22. Indemnity
You will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Select and its personnel from and against any claims, losses, liabilities, damages, costs, and expenses (including reasonable legal fees) arising out of or relating to your use of the Interface, your content or statements, your breach of these Terms or of law, or your disputes with third parties.
23. Force majeure
We are not liable for any delay or failure caused by events beyond our reasonable control, including cyberattacks, exploits, protocol or provider failures, chain forks or halts, war, terrorism, civil unrest, strikes, government action, epidemics, and natural disasters.
24. Dispute resolution; arbitration; class-action waiver
- Informal resolution first. Email accounts@envisionlabs.io and we will try to resolve the matter promptly.
- Binding arbitration. Except where prohibited by law, disputes will be resolved by final and binding arbitration administered by the Dubai International Arbitration Centre (DIAC), seat Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates, conducted in English.
- Class-action waiver. Claims must be brought individually and not as a class or representative action.
- Mass-arbitration batching. If 25 or more similar claims are filed, we may require batching, consolidation, and staged bellwether proceedings.
- Courts. If arbitration is unavailable or unenforceable for a claim, the courts of Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates have non-exclusive jurisdiction. This section is governed by the laws of the United Arab Emirates as applied in Ras Al Khaimah.
25. Notices and language
We may give notice through the Interface, by email, or through published channels, and may record communications for support and evidence. English is the controlling language; translations are for convenience only.
26. General
These Terms and the documents they incorporate are the entire agreement between you and us on their subject and supersede prior versions. If a provision is held invalid, the rest remains in effect. Our failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver. You may not assign these Terms without our consent; we may assign to an affiliate or successor. We may modify or discontinue features at any time.
27. Definitions
- Genesis Window: a time-boxed pre-launch period during which supporters may make Genesis Contributions under parameters shown in the Interface.
- Genesis Contribution / Contributor: an on-chain transfer made during a Genesis Window, and the person making it. It is not a deposit, loan, security, or investment with Select.
- Genesis Event: the automated on-chain sequence intended to initialise token availability, establish third-party AMM liquidity, apply vesting through a third-party protocol, and distribute allocations, without price or ratio guarantees.
- Sanctioned Person: any person or entity that is the target of sanctions administered or enforced by the United Nations, the United States (including OFAC), the European Union, the United Kingdom, or the United Arab Emirates, or that is owned or controlled by such a person.
- Restricted Jurisdiction: the United Arab Emirates; any country or territory subject to comprehensive sanctions or embargo (currently including Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, and the Crimea, Donetsk, and Luhansk regions); and any jurisdiction where use of the Interface or making a Genesis Contribution would be unlawful.
- Security Event: unauthorised access, exploit, key compromise, oracle or price manipulation, or MEV, front-running, or sandwiching affecting the Interface, a provider, or the chain.
- Network Event: a material blockchain event such as a 51% attack, reorganisation, halt, severe congestion, or chain split or fork.
Privacy Policy
Last updated: 18 July 2026
Data controller: Envision Labs Ltd ("Select", "we", "us", "our"). Contact: accounts@envisionlabs.io
1. Overview
This Policy explains what personal data we collect through token.select and its related sites and services (including the SELECT claim and migration page), why we collect it, how we use and share it, and the rights you have. It is written to meet the UAE Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL), and, where they apply to you, the EU/UK GDPR and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA/CPRA).
We are a non-custodial interface. We do not hold your funds or private keys, and we collect only what we need to operate the service.
2. Data we collect
- Identity and login: where you sign in, an email address and OAuth identifiers (for example X/Twitter or Google), and, if you use a Privy embedded wallet, the identifier Privy associates with your login.
- Wallet and on-chain data: your public wallet address, transaction hashes, signatures you provide to prove wallet control, and your interactions with smart contracts. On-chain data is public and immutable by nature.
- Claim and migration data: for the VIS to SELECT migration, your X account identifier and handle, the wallet address you register, and the signature proving you control it.
- Usage and device: IP address, device and browser type, language, time zone, pages viewed, events, session telemetry, and cookies.
- Content: project text, images, and media you upload or generate, referral codes used, and settings.
- Support: messages, attachments, and related logs.
We do not collect card or bank details (we do not process fiat payments), and we do not run identity/KYC verification.
3. How we use data, and our legal bases
We use personal data to provide, secure, and operate the Interface and its features; to authenticate you and verify wallet control; to display project pages and dashboards; to run the whitelisted referral program; to detect, prevent, and investigate fraud, abuse, and security incidents; to communicate service and transactional notices; and to comply with law and enforce our terms. Where the GDPR applies, our legal bases are performance of a contract, our legitimate interests (operating and securing the service), consent (for non-essential cookies and certain communications), and legal obligation. Where the PDPL applies, we rely on your consent and the other bases it permits.
4. Cookies and telemetry
We use cookies and similar technologies for authentication, security, performance, and analytics, as described in the Cookie Policy. We ask for consent before setting non-essential cookies. Some features will not work without essential cookies.
5. How we share data
We share personal data with:
- Service providers and integrations that process data on our behalf or that you interact with through the Interface, including Privy (wallet infrastructure), Sablier (vesting), automated market makers such as Uniswap, RPC and node providers, hosting and infrastructure providers, analytics, and email providers. Each operates under its own terms and privacy policy.
- Legal and compliance recipients such as regulators, courts, or law enforcement, where required by law or to protect rights, safety, or the integrity of the service.
- Corporate transactions, in a merger, acquisition, or asset transfer, subject to this Policy.
We do not sell your personal data, and we do not "share" it for cross-context behavioural advertising as those terms are defined under the CCPA/CPRA.
6. International transfers
We operate globally and may transfer personal data across borders, including outside your country, using appropriate safeguards such as contractual protections and data minimisation. On-chain data is inherently global and public.
7. Data retention
We keep personal data only as long as needed for the purposes above, to meet legal obligations, and to resolve disputes and enforce agreements, after which we delete or anonymise it. On-chain data cannot be deleted or altered by us.
8. Your rights
Subject to applicable law, you may request to access, correct, delete, or receive a portable copy of your personal data, object to or restrict certain processing, and withdraw consent where processing relies on it. Under the PDPL we will respond within 30 days. Under the GDPR you also have the right to complain to your supervisory authority. Under the CCPA/CPRA, California residents may request access and deletion, may opt out of sale or sharing (we do neither), and will not be discriminated against for exercising their rights. To make a request, email accounts@envisionlabs.io. We will verify your identity, which for wallet-linked data may include a signed message from the relevant wallet. We cannot alter or remove data recorded on a public blockchain.
9. Children
The Interface is not intended for anyone under 18, and we do not knowingly collect data from children. If you believe a child has provided us data, contact us and we will delete it.
10. Security
We use administrative and technical safeguards, including access controls and encryption in transit, to protect personal data. No system is perfectly secure. Keep your login methods, devices, and wallet secure.
11. Changes
We may update this Policy. Material changes will be posted with a new "Last updated" date and, where required, notified to you.
12. Contact
accounts@envisionlabs.io — Envision Labs Ltd, United Arab Emirates.
Risk Disclosure
Last updated: 18 July 2026
This Risk Disclosure forms part of, and should be read with, the Terms of Use.
Using token.select and interacting with the smart contracts it connects to carries significant risk. By using the Interface you confirm you have read, understood, and accepted the following. Only transact with funds you can afford to lose entirely.
1. Total loss
Digital assets, including project tokens and the SELECT token, are highly volatile and speculative. Their price can fall to zero. You may lose the entire value of anything you contribute, hold, or acquire, quickly and permanently. There is no guarantee any market, liquidity, or buyer will exist for any token.
2. No advice, no guarantees, no returns
Nothing in the Interface is investment, financial, legal, accounting, or tax advice. Numbers shown (targets, ratios, prices, yields) are indicative only. We do not promise or guarantee any price, ratio, return, income, or outcome. Any value that accrues to a token comes from third-party market activity and autonomous contract mechanics, not from any effort or undertaking by us.
3. Permissionless, autonomous contracts
The smart contracts are public and permissionless. Once deployed they operate on their own. We do not control, operate, or supervise them, and we cannot stop, pause, reverse, edit, or override any launch or transaction. Anyone can create a project or interact with the contracts directly. We do not review, diligence, endorse, or vet any project, team, or token, and a project may be low quality, abandoned, or fraudulent.
4. Smart contract and technical risk
Smart contracts may contain bugs, vulnerabilities, or economic design flaws, and audits reduce but do not eliminate this risk. You may lose funds through exploits, failed or stuck transactions, incorrect parameters, or interactions with malicious contracts. The Interface itself may contain errors or be unavailable.
5. Blockchain and network risk
Blockchain transactions are generally irreversible. You are exposed to gas cost volatility, congestion, failed transactions, chain reorganisations, forks, halts, and validator behaviour. You are responsible for sending transactions to the correct address and contract; mistakes are usually unrecoverable.
6. Market structure risk (MEV, slippage, liquidity)
On-chain trading is exposed to front-running, sandwiching, and other MEV, to slippage, and to thin or disappearing liquidity. Execution can differ materially from what the Interface displays. Locked or paired liquidity does not guarantee price stability or an exit.
7. Custody and wallet risk
You are solely responsible for your wallet, keys, credentials, devices, and recovery. We never hold or control your keys or funds and cannot recover or reverse anything. Loss of your keys means permanent loss of your assets. Wallet providers, including Privy, operate under their own terms and carry their own risks.
8. Third-party risk
The Interface depends on third parties, including AMMs (for example Uniswap), vesting protocols (for example Sablier), wallet providers (for example Privy), and RPC and infrastructure providers. Their failure, outage, change, or exploit can cause loss, and we are not responsible for them.
9. Regulatory and tax risk
The legal and regulatory treatment of digital assets is uncertain and changes across jurisdictions. Future laws or enforcement could affect the Interface, the contracts, a token's value, or your ability to use or transfer it. You are responsible for determining and meeting your own legal, regulatory, and tax obligations.
10. Migration risk
The migration of VIS to SELECT is discretionary and governed by the Claim and Migration Terms. Eligibility, approval, timing, and delivery are not guaranteed, registration is open only for a limited period, and any SELECT distributed may itself be subject to vesting.
11. No insurance, no compensation
Your assets are not insured. We have no obligation to reimburse any loss of funds, value, access, rewards, fees, or opportunity, however it arises.
Acceptable Use Policy
Last updated: 18 July 2026
This Policy forms part of the Terms of Use. Defined terms have the meaning given there.
You agree not to use the Interface, or interact with the contracts through the Interface, to:
- break any law, sanctions, or export controls, or access the Interface from a Restricted Jurisdiction or as a Sanctioned Person;
- use a VPN, proxy, or other method to disguise your location or evade geofencing, sanctions, or eligibility controls;
- engage in market manipulation, including wash trading, spoofing, layering, or pump-and-dump, or otherwise distort price or volume;
- commit fraud, deception, or misrepresentation, including misrepresenting affiliations, endorsements, or material facts about a project;
- circumvent contribution caps, per-wallet limits, sybil resistance, anti-bot measures, or referral rules, or run sybil or code-farming schemes;
- infringe intellectual-property or privacy rights, or upload unlawful, defamatory, hateful, or obscene content;
- use bots, scrapers, or automated extraction without our written permission;
- distribute malware, phish, or probe, scan, or attempt to penetrate or disrupt our systems or security;
- reverse engineer, copy, or misappropriate the Interface software or brand, except to the extent this restriction is prohibited by law;
- interfere with other users, or abuse support channels or attempt social engineering.
We may remove content, revoke referral access, and throttle, suspend, or terminate access for suspected violations or risk. This does not, and cannot, affect the permissionless contracts or your on-chain positions.
Referral Terms
Last updated: 18 July 2026
These terms form part of the Terms of Use and are read with the Fee Schedule.
1. Invite-only
The referral program is whitelisted. Referral access is granted at our discretion to selected partners, and we may modify, suspend, or end the program at any time.
2. Attribution
A referral is attributed when an authorised referral code is applied as specified in the Interface. We do not guarantee attribution for every visit, click, or interaction, and attribution is subject to the on-chain terms of the relevant contracts.
3. Rewards
Where an authorised referral is used, the referrer may receive a share of the liquidity-pool trading fees for the tokens they referred, in the amount defined by the smart contracts (currently 10% of applicable liquidity-pool fees). Rewards are determined and distributed at the contract level, may accrue over time, and require on-chain claims subject to gas and network conditions. On-chain terms prevail over any figure shown in the Interface.
4. Conduct
Referrers must disclose that they may receive rewards and must comply with advertising, endorsement, and disclosure laws in their jurisdiction. Self-referrals, circular schemes, code farming, and any fraud or manipulation are prohibited and void rewards. We may cancel or claw back rewards, and revoke referral access, for fraud, abuse, or breach of these terms or the Terms of Use.
5. Taxes
Referrers are responsible for reporting and paying any taxes on rewards.
Fee Schedule
Last updated: 18 July 2026
This Fee Schedule forms part of the Terms of Use. Current, binding fees are shown in the Interface or enforced by the smart contracts before you confirm an action. On-chain terms prevail over any figure shown here or in the Interface. Fees are configurable and may be updated prospectively.
1. Fees we may charge
- Deployment fee (anti-spam). A small fee paid in ETH to create a project. Its only purpose is to deter spam. Non-refundable.
- Migration fee. A fee charged in ETH when a project migrates to liquidity (the launch/migration step). The current amount is shown in the Interface before you confirm.
- Liquidity-pool fee share. A share of the trading fees generated by the liquidity pool, as defined by the smart contracts. This is the only fee we take denominated in a launched token.
We do not charge card or fiat fees, and we do not process fiat payments.
2. Liquidity-pool fee distribution
Liquidity-pool trading fees are split at the contract level. Indicatively:
- Without a referral: the majority to eligible Genesis contributors pro-rata, with a platform share; exact splits are defined by the contracts.
- With an authorised referral: the referrer receives 10% of applicable liquidity-pool fees for tokens they referred, with the remainder allocated as above.
Actual splits and eligibility are set by the smart contracts at deployment and may vary by project template. Displayed values are informational; on-chain terms prevail.
3. Network costs and taxes
You are responsible for all network (gas) costs and for all taxes arising from your activity.
4. Rounding, currency, and timing
Fees may be calculated in native tokens or in ETH at execution time, rounding may apply to the smallest unit the chain supports, and rewards or fees may accrue continuously but be claimable per contract logic.
5. Changes
We may update fees or introduce new fees prospectively. Updated fees are shown in the Interface before you confirm.