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Terms governing use of this website and any future services. To be drafted by counsel.

Factual description of current behaviour (not a legal policy): the site runs no analytics, sets no cookies and has no accounts. Simulations, benchmarks and passport verification run entirely in your browser and nothing you enter is uploaded. Fonts are served from this site. Your browser reads the public QAISS mint account from PublicNode or the Solana public RPC, and reads market data from DEX Screener. Details: /docs/privacy-model. A full privacy policy will be published before any form or account feature goes live.

No cookies are set. Three preferences are kept in your own browser storage: qaiss-announce (announcement dismissed), qaiss-motion (Reduce motion choice) and qaiss-intro (intro shown this session). If you press Save current run in the Lab, those passports are kept under qaiss-experiments (up to 20); solved challenges and their proofs are kept under qaiss-challenges. Clear site data to remove them. A cookie policy will be added if this changes.

Digital assets are highly volatile and can lose all value. Liquidity may be low, and prices may be manipulated. Smart contracts and third-party platforms can fail. Quantum computing research outcomes are uncertain; planned features may never ship. Do not rely on this website for financial decisions.

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Nothing on this website is investment, financial, legal, or tax advice, or an offer or solicitation to buy or sell any asset.

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Third-party technologies are referenced by name and linked to official documentation. No third-party logos, screenshots, or proprietary code are used. Licence and attribution requirements are under engineering and legal review.

Eligibility and restricted-jurisdiction language will be supplied by counsel.