Privacy

This site has no accounts, sets no cookies, and runs no analytics. There is nothing to log in to and nothing following you between pages.

The wallet check. If you connect a wallet to check whether you still hold Rebels, the check runs entirely in your browser: it asks your own wallet to read your balance from the Rebels contract on Ethereum, through whichever node your wallet is already configured to use. Your address is never sent to this site’s server, and this site stores nothing about the check. The party that sees the address is your wallet’s own connection — the same one it uses for anything else you do with it.

Third parties that necessarily see something. The hosting provider serves every page and sees the usual request metadata: IP address, user agent, and the path requested. To render the treasury and vault figures, this site’s server asks public RPC endpoints, Moralis (a blockchain data indexer), and Supabase (which hosts the public operation log and the public config table of on-chain addresses this site uses, such as the token mint and the lock escrows) about the treasury’s own published wallet addresses, the collection contract, and those records themselves — never about you or anything you enter. Artwork thumbnails are proxied through this site’s own server on their way from OpenSea’s render CDN, so OpenSea sees this site’s server making the request, not your browser.

Public data is public. Everything on the treasury and vault pages comes from public blockchains. Transactions, holdings and addresses published here were already visible to anyone; nothing about them is private and nothing published can be withdrawn.

Questions go to @rebelsbynight.