Privacy

Your EVM wallet address (the 0x… you type in) and the date you submitted it. Your IP address is used by a submission counter that limits how many addresses can be sent from the same network in an hour.

Nothing else is asked: no name, no email, no account.

To build the pre-mint list for the Hoodlife NFT collection: to know who wants in, and to size the drop. Your address is not sold, not used for advertising, and not shared beyond what is described below.

The Hoodlife project, which operates this site, decides what is collected here and is the data controller for it.

A wallet address is public on the blockchain. We query Moralis, a third-party blockchain data provider based outside the EU, to measure two public figures for each submitted address: its total balance in US dollars and the number of NFTs it holds, across Ethereum and Base.

We store those two numbers and the date they were measured, so we can size the collection and the mint. Sending your address to Moralis is what makes this a transfer outside the EU — that is the only place your address leaves our own storage.

Until the mint is finished and the list has served its purpose, and in any case no more than 24 months after your submission. There is no automatic purge running: deletion is a manual operation, so the fastest way to have your address removed is to ask.

You can ask what we hold about your address, ask us to correct it, or ask us to erase it. Erasure is real and permanent: the row is deleted from the database, with the measured balance and NFT count along with it — reach us through the project's public channels and include the address you submitted.

We cannot delete anything from the blockchain itself — nobody can. What we delete is our copy.