Terms & Policy

1. What Reveal is

Reveal is a set of smart contracts that apply configurable selling rules to tokens launched through it. The protocol does not custody funds, does not execute trades on your behalf, and does not decide who may sell.

Every rule that applies to a token — unlock duration, initial sellable share, drawdown thresholds, impact caps, anti-sniper settings — is fixed at creation and readable on chain before the first buy.

2. No financial advice

Nothing on this site is investment, legal or tax advice. Tokens launched through Reveal can lose all value. Progressive unlocking reduces the speed at which a position can be sold; it does not protect against loss and does not guarantee any price.

You are responsible for assessing any token you buy, including its team, supply distribution and liquidity.

3. Selling rules

Selling is limited, not prevented. At any moment the contract computes a maximum sellable amount from elapsed time, position size relative to liquidity, and the position's drawdown. A transaction exceeding that amount is rejected; the remainder stays available later.

Impact caps limit how much a single wallet can move a pool within a time window. These caps apply to unlocked positions as well.

4. If you launch a token

You choose the parameters and are solely responsible for them, for the token's representations, and for compliance in your jurisdiction. Reveal does not review, endorse or vet launches.

Parameters cannot be changed after deployment. Choose them knowing they bind you as much as they bind buyers.

5. Technical risk

Smart contracts can contain defects. Audits reduce risk but never remove it. Network congestion, RPC failures or chain reorganisations may delay or prevent a transaction.

The protocol is provided as is, without warranty of any kind, to the fullest extent permitted by law.

6. Data and privacy

Connecting a wallet exposes your public address to this site. We use it to read on-chain positions. We never request your seed phrase or private keys, and no standard would let us.

Public blockchain activity is, by design, permanent and visible to anyone. Anything you do on chain cannot be deleted on request.

7. Changes

These terms may change as the protocol evolves. Rules already written into a deployed token are unaffected: they remain whatever was set at its creation.