//Legal

Effective May 12, 2026 · v2.0

The fine print.

Everything that governs Holyhood, on one page. Plain language where the law allows, capital letters where it doesn’t.

Terms

Updated May 12, 2026

The agreement between you and Holyhood Labs governing your use of the interface.

1.1

Acceptance

These Terms of Service form a binding agreement between you and Holyhood Labs ("Holyhood", "we", "us") the moment you access holyhood.xyz, connect a wallet, or interact with any interface we operate (together, the "Interface"). If you do not agree to every provision, do not use the Interface.

1.2

Definitions

Capitalised terms used throughout this page:

(a)"Protocol" — the open-source smart contracts deployed on Robinhood Chain that mint, price, and settle tokens.

(b)"Interface" — the website and applications Holyhood operates as one of many possible front-ends to the Protocol.

(c)"Token" — an experimental digital collectible created by a user through the Protocol.

(d)"Wallet" — the self-custodial account you use to sign transactions. You alone control its keys.

(e)"Robinhood Chain" — the underlying public network on which the Protocol runs.

1.3

Eligibility

You may use the Interface only if all of the following are true:

(a)You are at least 18 years old and have full legal capacity to contract.

(b)You are not located in, or a resident of, a jurisdiction where use of experimental on-chain tokens is prohibited.

(c)You are not subject to economic sanctions or listed on any restricted-party list.

(d)You are acting for yourself, not on behalf of an unlisted third party.

1.4

The Interface, not the chain

The Interface is a window onto the Protocol. We never take custody of your assets, hold your keys, or execute transactions on your behalf — every action is signed by your Wallet and executed by the Protocol directly.

Once a transaction is confirmed on Robinhood Chain it is final. Holyhood cannot reverse, refund, accelerate, or modify it, and you should not interpret anything in the Interface as a promise that it can.

1.5

Fees

Launching a Token is free apart from network gas. A 1% protocol fee applies to each trade and is included in the quoted price before you confirm. There are no deposit, withdrawal, custody, or inactivity fees. Gas is paid to network validators, not to Holyhood, and varies with network conditions.

1.6

Acceptable use

You agree not to use the Interface to:

(a)Impersonate any person, brand, or project, or launch Tokens that infringe intellectual-property rights.

(b)Engage in market manipulation, including wash trading, spoofing, or coordinated pump-and-dump schemes.

(c)Exploit, or attempt to exploit, the Protocol or other users, including through front-running or oracle manipulation.

(d)Violate any applicable law, including sanctions and anti-money-laundering rules.

(e)Interfere with the Interface’s operation — scraping at abusive rates, probing for vulnerabilities, or introducing malicious code.

We may restrict content from the Interface at our discretion. The Protocol itself is permissionless and beyond our reach — delisting removes a token from our front-end, not from the chain.

1.7

No advice; no fiduciary duty

Nothing on the Interface — charts, king rankings, trending lists, learn articles, or anything else — is investment, legal, accounting, or tax advice. They reflect on-chain activity, not recommendations. Holyhood owes you no fiduciary duties, and nothing in these Terms creates any.

1.8

Disclaimers & limitation of liability

THE INTERFACE IS PROVIDED "AS IS" AND "AS AVAILABLE", WITHOUT WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, HOLYHOOD’S AGGREGATE LIABILITY ARISING OUT OF YOUR USE OF THE INTERFACE SHALL NOT EXCEED ONE HUNDRED US DOLLARS (US$100). HOLYHOOD SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, OR EXEMPLARY DAMAGES, INCLUDING LOSS OF PROFITS, TOKENS, OR DATA.

1.9

Changes; governing law

We may update these Terms by posting a revised version with a new "Updated" date; continued use after posting is acceptance. These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Delaware. Any dispute will be resolved by binding arbitration on an individual basis — class actions and jury trials are waived to the extent permitted by law.

Privacy

Updated May 12, 2026

What we collect, and the much longer list of what we don’t.

2.1

Scope

This policy covers data handled through the Interface. It does not cover Robinhood Chain itself, third-party wallets, or other front-ends to the Protocol — each has its own practices.

2.2

What we collect

(a)Wallet address — when you connect, so the Interface can display your holdings and history.

(b)Transaction data — the launches and trades you sign, all of which are public on-chain anyway.

(c)Usage analytics — anonymised, aggregated events (pages viewed, features used) with IP addresses truncated at ingestion.

(d)Preferences — theme, language, and dismissed banners, stored locally in your browser.

2.3

What we never collect

No names, postal addresses, emails, phone numbers, government IDs, biometric data, or private keys. Holyhood has no user accounts and performs no KYC — your Wallet is your identity. We cannot lose data we never had.

2.4

On-chain transparency

Everything you do through the Protocol — launches, trades, holdings, timing — is permanently and publicly recorded on Robinhood Chain by design. Anyone can associate that history with your wallet address. Treat your address as pseudonymous, not anonymous.

2.5

How we use data

(a)Operate and secure the Interface, including rate-limiting and abuse prevention.

(b)Understand which features matter, so we build the right things.

(c)Debug incidents — logs are retained for 30 days, then deleted.

(d)Comply with law where a valid legal demand compels us.

2.6

Sharing

We use privacy-respecting analytics and RPC infrastructure providers bound by data-processing agreements. We do not sell, rent, or trade your data, and we do not share behavioural data with advertisers or data brokers. There is no advertising on Holyhood.

2.7

Retention

Analytics are stored in aggregate without wallet association for up to 24 months. Server logs live 30 days. Local preferences stay in your browser until you clear them. On-chain data is permanent and outside anyone’s ability to delete — including ours.

2.8

Your choices

(a)Disconnect your Wallet at any time — the Interface immediately loses the association.

(b)Decline analytics cookies from the consent banner, or clear them in browser settings.

(c)Use the Protocol through any other front-end, or directly, without touching our Interface at all.

Disclosures

Updated May 12, 2026

What Holyhood is — and importantly, what it is not.

3.1

Nature of the platform

Holyhood is a software interface to autonomous smart contracts. Token creation, pricing along the bonding curve, and settlement are performed entirely by code on Robinhood Chain. Holyhood does not mint, issue, endorse, or underwrite any Token.

3.2

Not a broker, exchange, or adviser

Holyhood is not a broker-dealer, exchange, alternative trading system, money transmitter, custodian, or investment adviser, and is not registered with the SEC, CFTC, FINRA, or any equivalent body. We do not custody funds, hold order books, match trades, route orders, or take the other side of any transaction.

3.3

Tokens are not securities

Tokens launched on Holyhood are experimental digital collectibles created by users.

TOKENS ARE NOT SECURITIES, ARE NOT LEGAL TENDER, ARE NOT FDIC OR SIPC INSURED, AND CARRY NO CLAIM ON ANY ASSET, REVENUE, OR ENTERPRISE. NO REGULATOR HAS REVIEWED OR APPROVED ANY TOKEN ON HOLYHOOD.

3.4

The Robinhood name

Holyhood runs on Robinhood Chain. The Robinhood name refers to the underlying public network only and does not imply endorsement, sponsorship, partnership, or affiliation between Holyhood Labs and Robinhood Markets, Inc. or any of its affiliates.

3.5

Open contracts

The factory contract is verified, open-source, and immutable. Anyone can audit exactly what the code does before interacting with it — and should.

Factory contract: 0xF55979…E33540 · verify on Blockscout

3.6

Jurisdictional restrictions

Access may be unavailable or restricted in certain jurisdictions, and features may be geofenced where required. It is your responsibility to know and follow the rules that apply to you where you live.

Risk warning

Updated May 12, 2026

Read this one twice. Experimental tokens are the deep end.

You can lose the entire amount you put in. Only participate with money you are fully prepared to lose.

4.1

General

TRADING EXPERIMENTAL TOKENS IS HIGHLY SPECULATIVE. MOST TOKENS LAUNCHED ON PERMISSIONLESS PLATFORMS LOSE MOST OR ALL OF THEIR VALUE. PAST PERFORMANCE — INCLUDING A PLACE AMONG THE HOOD KINGS — IS NO INDICATION OF FUTURE RESULTS.

4.2

Extreme volatility

Prices are set by bonding curves and open trading. They can and do move ±90% within minutes, at any hour, with no circuit breakers, no trading halts, and no opening bell. A token trending at breakfast can be worthless by lunch.

4.3

Liquidity can vanish

A Token’s liquidity depends entirely on other participants. There may be no buyers when you want to sell, at any price. Large positions relative to a curve’s depth may be effectively unsellable without collapsing the price.

4.4

Smart contract & network risk

The Protocol is audited and open-source, but no audit eliminates risk. Bugs, exploits, congestion, reorgs, and network failures can delay transactions or cause total loss. Robinhood Chain itself is outside Holyhood’s control.

4.5

Wallet & key security

You alone control your keys. Anyone who obtains them controls your assets, and no one — not Holyhood, not the network — can recover keys that are lost or stolen. Phishing sites imitating Holyhood exist; always verify the domain before signing.

4.6

Regulatory uncertainty

The legal treatment of experimental tokens is unsettled and changing. Future laws or enforcement actions could restrict access, affect token values, or require changes to the Interface with little notice.

4.7

No recourse

On-chain transactions are irreversible. There is no support line that can undo a trade, recover keys, or restore funds sent to a wrong address. If an outcome would be unacceptable to you, do not sign the transaction.

Cookies

Updated May 12, 2026

Three cookies. That’s it. Here is each one, by name.

5.1

What we set

The Interface sets exactly three first-party cookies. No advertising pixels, no cross-site trackers, no fingerprinting.

CookieCategoryPurposeLifetime

hh_sessionEssentialSession state and security. Cannot be switched off.Session

hh_prefsPreferencesTheme, language, dismissed banners.12 months

hh_metricsAnalyticsAnonymous, aggregated usage stats.13 months

5.2

Analytics are optional

Declining analytics changes nothing about how Holyhood works for you. Essential cookies are required for the Interface to function at all; preferences simply save you from being asked twice.

5.3

Managing cookies

Decline non-essential cookies from the banner on first visit, or clear all of them at any time in your browser settings. The Interface will re-ask for consent on your next visit.

5.4

Changes

If we ever add a cookie, this table will list it by name before it ships, and consent will be re-requested where the law requires.