Privacy Policy

2.1 Information You Provide

• Wallet addresses
• Profile information (username, email, bio)
• Dream project details and descriptions
• Communications with our support team
• Developer credentials and experience
• Social media handles for elizaOS integration

2.2 Information Automatically Collected

• Transaction data on the Arbitrum blockchain
• Smart contract interactions
• Device information (browser type, IP address)
• Usage patterns and platform interaction data
• Performance and error data

2.3 Blockchain Data

Public blockchain data including:

• Transaction history
• Token ownership
• Smart contract interactions
• Wallet balances
• Gas fees and transaction costs

3.1 Platform Operations

• Process transactions and Dream Token operations
• Maintain platform security and integrity
• Verify user identities and prevent fraud
• Provide customer support
• Improve platform functionality

3.2 Communication

• Send important updates about your dreams or investments
• Notify about platform changes or maintenance
• Provide transaction confirmations
• Share relevant community updates
• Send security alerts

3.3 Platform Improvement

• Analyze usage patterns
• Identify technical issues
• Enhance user experience
• Develop new features
• Optimize platform performance

4.1 Public Blockchain Data

• All blockchain transactions are publicly visible
• Smart contract interactions are transparent
• Wallet addresses are publicly accessible
• Transaction history is permanently recorded

4.2 Third-Party Service Providers

• Cloud hosting providers
• Analytics services
• Customer support tools
• Security monitoring services
• Social media integration services (elizaOS)

4.3 Legal Requirements

• Law enforcement requests
• Court orders
• Legal obligations
• Protection of rights and safety

5.1 Security Measures

• Encryption of sensitive data
• Regular security audits
• Access controls
• Monitoring systems
• Incident response procedures

5.2 Smart Contract Security

• Regular code audits
• Bug bounty programs
• Security best practices
• Vulnerability monitoring

6.1 Account Information

• Access your personal information
• Update profile details
• Delete account (where possible)
• Export your data

6.2 Communication Preferences

• Opt-out of marketing communications
• Modify notification settings
• Choose communication channels
• Manage email preferences

6.3 Blockchain Data

• Understanding of permanent nature of blockchain data
• Right to transactional privacy through supported methods
• Options for wallet address privacy

11.1 European Economic Area (GDPR)

• Right to access
• Right to rectification
• Right to erasure
• Right to data portability
• Right to object
• Right to withdraw consent

11.2 California Privacy Rights (CCPA)

• Right to know
• Right to delete
• Right to opt-out
• Right to non-discrimination

12.1 Transaction Privacy

• Understanding of public nature of blockchain
• Available privacy enhancement tools
• Transaction monitoring limitations
• Data permanence implications

12.2 Smart Contract Privacy

• Code transparency requirements
• Interaction visibility
• Data storage considerations
• Privacy-preserving features

13.1 Data Minimization

• Collection limitation principles
• Storage duration policies
• Data necessity evaluation
• Regular data review and deletion

13.2 Privacy by Design

• Privacy-first development approach
• Regular privacy impact assessments
• Privacy-enhancing technologies
• User control mechanisms