What is collected, which is very little, and what is simply public already.
Last updated 31 August 2026
There are no accounts, no sign-ups, no passwords and no email addresses. Slucex sets no cookies, runs no analytics, no advertising pixels and no session recording. We do not store your name, your email, your IP address or your user agent.
What is stored is public blockchain data: token mints, wallet addresses, balances and the distributions built from them. All of it was already public on Robinhood Chain before it reached us, and all of it stays public — a distribution that could not be verified by a stranger would be worthless.
Projects attached to Slucex and the wallet that attached them; holder addresses and balances observed at each reading; time-weighted scores; booster rules and which addresses they granted to; snapshots and the rows frozen in them; distributions, their merkle roots and per-address proofs; vault addresses and deposits; and the signatures already spent on an admin action, so one cannot be replayed.
Connecting a wallet does not transmit anything private. Your public address is used to show what you hold and what you may claim, and to check whether you administer a project. Admin actions are authorised by a message you sign in your wallet; the signature proves the address consented and is not a credential we hold.
localStorage is used for display preferences only — the interface mode and the theme. Your wallet extension may store its own connection state under this origin; that belongs to your wallet, not to us. Clearing site data removes all of it and costs you nothing but the preference.
Loading the site involves our hosting provider (Vercel) and our database provider (Supabase), which keep operational logs that may include an IP address, as any web server does. Pages also read from Robinhood Chain RPC providers, Jupiter, Raydium, Meteora, Jito and IPFS gateways. Those requests reach them directly and are governed by their own policies, not this one.
Token images are proxied through this site rather than loaded from their origin, which means the image host does not see your browser at all.
A project admin can remove a project from Slucex, which removes its rows from our database. Nothing we do can remove anything from the Robinhood Chain blockchain — every transaction, balance and merkle root published on chain is permanent and public, and no request to us can change that.
Questions, or a deletion request for something we do hold: privacy@slucex.xyz.