Terms of Use.

These Terms of Use (the “Terms”) govern your use of outbidfun.lol, every page and tool served from it, and anything it shows you (together, the “Interface”). The Interface is run by the team behind outbidfun.lol (“we”, “us”, “our”).

By opening the Interface, connecting a wallet to it, or sending a transaction through it, you accept these Terms, our Privacy Policy and our Risk Disclosure. If you do not accept them, do not use the Interface.

You use the Interface and the smart contracts behind it entirely at your own risk. We do not guarantee anything: not that the Interface works, not that the contracts are free of bugs, not that a coin keeps any value, not that a transaction does what you expect, and not that you will get back anything you put in.

Coins launched here are made by anyone, trade on experimental software, and can lose all of their value in minutes. Only use money you can afford to lose completely. Read the Risk Disclosure before you trade, launch or bid.

The Interface is a website. It reads public data from Robinhood Chain and prepares transactions for your wallet to sign. The launchpad, the curves, the pools and the Outbid board are smart contracts on that chain (the “Protocol”). They run on their own, and anyone can call them without the Interface.

• We never hold your funds, your coins or your keys, and we cannot move them. There is no account to open and nothing to deposit with us.
• We cannot cancel, reverse or refund a transaction. Once your wallet signs and the chain confirms it, it is final.
• We are not a broker, exchange, dealer, custodian, investment adviser or fiduciary, and we do not act on your behalf.

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

• You are at least 18 years old, and old enough to make a binding contract where you live.
• You are not the target of sanctions administered by the United Nations, the United States, the European Union or the United Kingdom, and you are not acting for anyone who is.
• You are not in, or ordinarily resident in, a country or region under comprehensive sanctions.
• Using the Interface and the Protocol is legal for you where you are.

You are responsible for knowing and following the laws that apply to you. Do not use a VPN or any other means to get around a restriction that applies to you.

• You are solely responsible for your wallet, its keys and its recovery phrase. We will never ask for them, and no one acting for us will.
• Read every transaction in your wallet before you sign it. What your wallet shows is what the chain will execute.
• Prices, market values, FDV, price impact, quotes and every other figure on the Interface are estimates from public data. They can be late, incomplete or wrong, and the price you get is whatever the contract gives when your transaction lands.
• Network fees are paid to the network, not to us, and are not refunded if a transaction fails.
• You choose your slippage limit. A wide limit can fill at a much worse price than the quote.

Anyone can launch a coin. A launch is a call to the Protocol; the Interface only helps you make it. If you launch a coin, you alone are responsible for its name, ticker, image and anything else you attach to it, and you confirm that you have the right to use all of it.

Do not launch a coin, or upload an image, that:

• impersonates a person, company, brand or project, or suggests an endorsement that does not exist;
• infringes anyone’s copyright, trademark or other rights;
• is sexual content involving minors, promotes terrorism or violence, or is otherwise illegal;
• is part of a scam, a phishing attempt or a plan to deceive buyers.

An image you upload is stored on IPFS, and a coin’s details are written to the chain. Both are public and may be permanent; we cannot delete them. We may hide any coin, name or image from the Interface at any time, for any reason, without notice. Hiding it from the Interface does not remove it from the chain.

A coin’s fees and terms are fixed by the Protocol when it launches and shown on the launch page before you sign. The launch fee is not refundable. Appearing on the Interface is not an endorsement of any coin.

A new coin trades on a bonding curve: the contract sets the price from its reserves, and every trade moves it. Trading fees, the creator’s tax and a launch-time snipe tax, which starts high and falls to zero over the coin’s first seconds, are set out on the coin’s page and in the Docs.

Trades placed on the Interface also pay a trading fee to the Protocol, taken by the trade router contract in the same transaction and shown on the trade form before you sign. It is 0.05% today. We may change it up to 0.25%, the most the contract allows, and the form always shows the rate in force.

When a coin’s curve reaches its cap, it graduates: the Protocol opens a pool and locks the liquidity in it. From then on, the price is whatever the pool’s traders make it. We do not guarantee that any coin reaches its cap, that a pool has enough liquidity for you to sell, or that you can sell at all.

• A bid is spent, not held. It is never refunded, including when someone outbids you a moment later.
• A spot on the board buys placement on the Interface and nothing else. We do not promise views, traffic, buyers, a price, or how long you keep the spot.
• We may change how the board and the front page look and what they show. Placement is not our endorsement.
• Coins launched elsewhere, on PONS, can be bid on too, as ad spots. We did not launch them and have not reviewed them; none of a bid on one goes into that coin. 80% goes to the $OUTBID buyback and 20% to the Protocol.

$OUTBID is a token. Holding it gives you no ownership of us or the Protocol, no share of revenue, no vote and no claim against anyone. Buybacks and burns are Protocol mechanics that can be changed, paused or ended. They are not a promise that $OUTBID, or any coin, will be worth anything.

We may change fees and settings for coins launched in future, within the limits the contracts enforce. Where the fees go is described in the Docs and on the Revenue page.

Coins are priced in assets we do not issue, such as wrapped ether, dollar tokens and tokenised shares. Each is issued by a third party under its own terms, may be frozen, restricted or lose its backing, and may not be available to you where you live. We make no claim about any of them.

The Interface also relies on services we do not control, including your wallet, Robinhood Chain and its RPC providers, WalletConnect, IPFS and Pinata, Goldsky, Cloudflare and Google Analytics. We are not responsible for them, for their availability or for what they do with your data.

• Use the Interface for fraud, a scam, money laundering, terrorist financing or getting around sanctions.
• Manipulate a market: wash trading, coordinated pump-and-dump schemes, or spreading false information to move a price.
• Impersonate us or anyone else, or run a site or account that pretends to be ours.
• Attack, overload or interfere with the Interface or its infrastructure, or scrape it hard enough to degrade it for others.
• Help anyone else do any of these things.

Nothing on the Interface is financial, investment, legal or tax advice. Rankings, boards, “trending” lists, charts and figures are information from public data, not recommendations. You decide what to do, and you are responsible for that decision. Speak to a qualified adviser if you need advice.

We may change, suspend or stop the Interface, or any part of it, at any time and without notice. We may block access for any address, region or person, for any reason.

The Protocol does not depend on the Interface. Its source code is public on GitHub, and you can call the contracts directly with any tool you trust.

The Interface’s name, logo, design and text are ours. The Protocol’s contracts are open source under the MIT License. When you launch a coin through the Interface, you allow us to show its name, ticker and image on the Interface and in share cards, worldwide and free of charge.

THE INTERFACE AND THE PROTOCOL ARE PROVIDED “AS IS” AND “AS AVAILABLE”, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. To the fullest extent the law allows, we disclaim all warranties, including merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, non-infringement, accuracy and uninterrupted or error-free operation.

We do not guarantee that the Interface or the contracts are secure or free of bugs, that any figure shown is correct, that any transaction succeeds, or that any coin, token or asset keeps any value.

TO THE FULLEST EXTENT THE LAW ALLOWS, WE ARE NOT LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE ARISING FROM YOUR USE OF, OR INABILITY TO USE, THE INTERFACE OR THE PROTOCOL. That includes lost funds, coins or tokens, lost profits, lost data, and indirect, incidental, special, consequential or punitive damages, whether caused by a bug, an exploit, a failure of the network or of a third party, a mistake in what the Interface shows, or anything else, and even if we were told it could happen.

Where the law does not allow that exclusion, our total liability to you for all claims is limited to US$100. Some places do not allow some of these limits, so they may not all apply to you.

You agree to compensate us, and hold us harmless, for any claim, loss or cost (including reasonable legal fees) that arises from your use of the Interface, a coin you launched, content you uploaded, or your breach of these Terms or of any law.

You are responsible for working out, reporting and paying any taxes on your transactions. We do not report them for you and do not give tax advice.

We may change these Terms at any time. The date at the top of this page says when they last changed. If you keep using the Interface after a change, you accept the new Terms.

• If any part of these Terms cannot be enforced, the rest still applies.
• If we do not enforce a right, we have not given it up.
• These Terms, the Privacy Policy and the Risk Disclosure are the whole agreement between you and us about the Interface.
• You may not transfer your rights under these Terms. We may transfer ours.
• If a translation differs from this English version, the English version applies.

Questions about these Terms go to @Outbidfun on X.