Privacy

You can read Eidos’s public pages without an account or wallet. Optional account sign-in stores the provider identity and server-revocable session needed for account features and protected access.

Wallet connection is optional. If you choose it, your wallet shares an authorized public Solana address with the page. Eidos stores only the selected provider name in browser session storage, never the address, so an already-authorized connection can be restored when the provider makes it available. Connecting alone does not request a signature or transaction or send the address to Eidos’s servers. If you separately choose wallet sign-in, the server receives your public address and verifies a signed login challenge; that signature does not authorize a transaction. Disconnecting clears that browser-session state. Public activity associated with an address remains visible on Solana independently of Eidos.

Pages that show live markets or organization quotes request public data: confirmed onchain state on the chain each engine runs on (five engines on Solana, Unichain, Base and Gnosis Chain) and publicly published market feeds. Those requests go through Eidos’s own live-proposals and organization-quotes endpoints. We do not ask you for a name, email, or wallet in order to view them.

Eidos keeps private daily counts of MCP tool calls, packet responses, app route renders or load failures, and arrivals from a review link (counted by the link's name only, after which the link's tag is removed from the address). These counts distinguish errors and payment-required responses from successful use. They contain no request arguments, page queries, wallet addresses, email addresses or IP addresses. Successful signed-in use also records a keyed account hash and UTC date so repeat use across days can be counted. Anonymous return use is unknown; no tracking cookie or browser identifier is created. Usage records are retained for the latest 90 UTC dates while measurement is active.

Like most sites served on Cloudflare, request logs may include an IP address, user agent, and the URL you asked for. We do not sell that information, and we do not use it to build an advertising profile.

If a waitlist form is offered, the only things stored are the address you type, an optional note, which page you submitted from, and the time you submitted. That record exists so we can email you about Eidos, and it is used for nothing else — no advertising, no sale, no transfer to a third party beyond the infrastructure that stores it. Signing up twice retains the original record rather than creating another. Ask by direct message on X to be removed and the record is deleted.

This page is a description of how the shipped site works. It is not a lawyer-reviewed privacy policy. Questions about the organization go to a direct message on X.