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Privacy

Last updated 18 September 2026

BATTLE needs very little about you: a wallet address and whatever you choose to put on your profile. There are no accounts with emails or passwords, no analytics trackers and no ads. Most of what the site shows is public by design, because a leaderboard is.

What is public

  • Your wallet address and its trades. They are already public on Robinhood Chain; BATTLE reads them and shows your results, rank, points and trade history to everyone once you enter a season.
  • Your profile: handle, display name, bio, profile photo, cover image, the X, Telegram and FOMO usernames you add, your friends count, and whether you are online or when you were last seen.
  • Arena chat messages and reactions, shown with your name, and automatic posts about your rank-ups and wins.

What is stored but not public

  • Direct messages between friends, friend requests, blocks and notifications. They are stored on the BATTLE server and are not end-to-end encrypted: don't send anything you wouldn't want the operator to be able to read.
  • Cookies that are strictly needed: a sign-in session (30 days), a one-time sign-in code (10 minutes) and your wallet connection. Your browser's local storage also remembers small display preferences, such as having seen the intro.
  • IP addresses are used for a few minutes, in memory only, to rate-limit sign-in and other easily abused requests. Our hosting provider may keep standard access logs for a limited time.

Other services involved

  • Your browser talks directly to your wallet, to the Robinhood Chain RPC and, if you use a mobile wallet, to WalletConnect. Those services see your IP address under their own policies.
  • The server reads public chain data and token prices (for example from DexScreener). It sends them nothing about you.
  • The site is hosted on Render. We do not sell or share your data with anyone else.

Your control

  • You can edit or clear every profile field, photo and link at any time from your profile.
  • You can ask us to delete your profile, messages and account data by contacting the BATTLE team through the public chat, which the team reads and moderates. On-chain data, and results of seasons that have already paid out, can't be erased: the chain is public and payouts must stay verifiable.
  • BATTLE is not meant for anyone under 18. See the Terms of Service for the rules of the competition.