Terms of use

These terms govern your use of Bluu at bluupad.com (the “site”), run by Bluupad (“we”, “us”). By using the site, connecting a wallet to it, or sending a transaction through it, you agree to them. If you do not agree, do not use the site.

• You must be at least 18 and able to enter a binding agreement.
• You must not be located in, resident in, or a citizen of a restricted country or region (section 3), nor be a person or entity named on a sanctions list, nor act on behalf of one.
• You are responsible for following the laws that apply to you, including on tax and on digital assets.

You may not access or use the site, or use it to interact with the Bluu contracts, if you are located in, resident in, or a citizen of any of the following, or if you act for anyone who is.

• Sanctioned jurisdictions (under UK and US sanctions): Iran, North Korea, Syria, Cuba, Russia, Belarus, Myanmar (Burma), South Sudan and the Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk regions of Ukraine.
• High-risk jurisdictions (our policy): Bangladesh, Nepal and Turkey.

We may add to this list at any time. We may block access from these places, including by IP address, and you must not get around a block, for example with a VPN or proxy. If we believe you are using the site from a restricted place, we may stop you using it without notice. The contracts run on public blockchains and we cannot stop or reverse transactions sent to them; you remain responsible for complying with the laws that apply to you.

Bluu is a website that helps you use smart contracts on Robinhood Chain, Arc and Solana to launch tokens and to trade them. The contracts run on public blockchains; the site prepares transactions and your own wallet signs and sends them. For some claims the site sends the transaction for you and pays its network fee; it can only pay the wallet the claim names.

• We never hold your funds or keys. There is no Bluu account to open; if you sign in with GitHub to collect fees, our sign-in provider Privy gives you a wallet that only you control. Anything you send goes to a contract, not to us.
• A confirmed transaction cannot be reversed, by us or anyone.
• The Robinhood Chain and Arc contracts are not upgradeable: a token keeps the rules it launched with, and a change of rules means new contracts for new tokens. Bluu's Solana program can be upgraded by its upgrade authority.

You are responsible for your wallet, its keys and its recovery phrase. We will never ask for them. Anyone with your keys can act as you, and we cannot recover lost keys or reverse a transaction.

• On Robinhood Chain and Arc every buy and sell pays a platform fee of 2.5% of the trade. On Solana every trade pays 3.125%, of which Meteora keeps a share.
• On Robinhood Chain and Arc a creator may add their own buy and sell tax, up to 10% each, set at launch and paid to the creator. A token's taxes are shown on its page and cannot change after launch. There is no creator tax on Solana.
• On tokens launched on Robinhood Chain and Arc from the sniper tax onward, a buy in a token's first 25 seconds pays a sniper tax of up to 90%, falling evenly to nothing over those 25 seconds, which goes to the token's insurance pool; the creator's own wallet is exempt. After a token's first 30 days, 1% of each trade buys that token back and burns it, and 0.5% goes to the site-wide insurance fund. On Solana tokens launched from the sniper tax onward, the trading fee in a token's first 25 seconds starts at 90% and falls every second to the normal 3.125%, on buys and sells; apart from Meteora's share it goes to the token's insurance pool, and the creator's launch buy pays the normal fee.
• A token launched in Hold Mode on Robinhood Chain or Arc has no creator tax. Instead every buy and sell pays its Hold Tax, platform fee included: 10% at launch, stepping down at the trading-volume milestones shown on its page to 2.5%, and never rising again. Above the platform fee it buys back and burns the token, adds to its locked liquidity and pays holders through rounds; the creator's fee share buys back and burns the token for its whole life. Holder rewards are worked out by us and signed by the attestors, must be claimed within 30 days of their epoch closing, and are not guaranteed. See A tax that pays holders and burns supply.
• A token launched in Hold Mode on Solana is a Token-2022 token whose own transfer fee is its Hold Tax: 10% at launch, 5% from $1M of trading volume and 3.13% from $10M. Every transfer of it pays that fee, including between your own wallets. After the token graduates, Solana applies a lower rate two network epochs after the step, so it starts 2–5 days later. Holder rewards are paid in SOL, on the same terms as above.
• You also pay the network's own transaction fees, which go to the network, not to us.
• Where each fee goes is set out in Every trade funds protection and Earn on every trade of your token.

If you launch a token, you confirm and accept that:

• you have the right to use its name, ticker, picture and description, and they do not impersonate any person, brand or project, or mislead anyone about who is behind it;
• the token is not offered as an investment, a share of profits, or a claim on you or anyone else, and you will not promote it as one;
• its name, ticker, chain, currency, taxes, Early Lock setting and Hold Mode setting are permanent once launched;
• in Hold Mode you give up your creator fee share for the token's whole life: it buys back and burns the token;
• its liquidity is locked from launch and you can never withdraw it. On Robinhood Chain and Arc, a token classed Dead has its liquidity released to the platform, not to you or to holders; on Solana it stays locked forever;
• you may change where your creator fees go once, to another wallet or a GitHub account, and that choice is final. Fees held for a GitHub account that nobody claims within 30 days go to the site-wide insurance fund;
• your launches and trading feed your public developer score, which anyone can see. See Know who you are buying from.

• Prices move with every trade and can fall to zero. A trade can fill at a worse price than shown, up to the slippage you set.
• On an Early Lock token, every buy made before the first 10% of the token's curve has been bought, and the creator's launch buy, is held in escrow for 7 days from that buy. If a rug is confirmed while tokens are still in escrow, they can be seized after a 48-hour public notice and go to the site-wide insurance fund, including yours if your buy is still held. Early Lock is not available on Solana. See A calmer first week.
• On tokens launched on Robinhood Chain and Arc from the wallet cap onward, until a token graduates no wallet other than the creator's may hold more than 3% of its supply after a buy on its curve.
• Anyone can launch a token. A token's name or picture does not mean it is connected to the person, brand or project it resembles.

Bluu's protections reduce some risks; they do not remove them, and they are not an insurance policy or a guarantee of any payment.

• A token's insurance pool pays only after a rug is confirmed under the published rules, only to the 50 wallets with the largest realised losses that have sold the token, in proportion to loss and capped at 90% of each loss. Claims open 2 hours after the payouts are published and stay open for 48 hours; shares not claimed go to the site-wide insurance fund. A token that simply fails is not claimable. See How a rug is confirmed, and how you claim.
• The site-wide insurance fund and goodwill campaigns pay at our discretion. Nobody has a right to a payment from them.
• Developer scores, warnings and labels are information drawn from on-chain activity. They can be late, incomplete or wrong, and they are not a recommendation to buy or sell anything.

Rugs, Dead classifications, developer scores and insurance payout lists are decided by automated rules and signed by independent attestor keys before the contracts act on them. Certain keys can pause trading, launches, rug confirmations and seizures, cancel a pending seizure, a confirmed rug or a payout list before claims open, or change settings within limits fixed in the code; no key can send your funds to a destination of its choosing. Who can do what is set out in What is locked, and who can do what. We may restrict or end access to the site, or hide content on it, at any time; we cannot change what is on the blockchain.

A wallet may set a username and picture by signing a message. Do not use a name or picture that impersonates anyone, infringes anyone's rights, or is unlawful, hateful or sexually explicit. We may remove any profile or token picture, description or link from the site. Your address is always shown beside your profile.

• break any law, including on sanctions, money laundering, fraud, securities or consumer protection;
• manipulate prices or volume, for example by wash trading or coordinated pump-and-dump schemes;
• launch or promote a token to defraud people, or impersonate any person, brand or project;
• interfere with the site, its servers or the contracts, or try to get around their limits;
• use the site on behalf of anyone who could not use it themselves.

• You can lose everything you put into a token.
• Smart contracts, blockchains, wallets and the services the site depends on (Meteora, Uniswap, RPC providers, Cloudflare, Privy, Circle, LI.FI, MoonPay and others) can fail, be attacked, or change.
• Laws and regulation on digital assets change and may affect you, a token, or the site.
• Testnet tokens have no value.

The site can help you move funds to Solana as USDC and sell them through MoonPay. Circle (from Arc), LI.FI and the bridge it picks (from Robinhood Chain) and MoonPay are third parties: MoonPay checks your identity, decides which countries and payout methods it serves, and takes its own fees. Every step is signed by your own wallet, and we never receive the money.

Nothing on the site is financial, investment, legal or tax advice. You make your own decisions and should get independent advice where you need it.

You are responsible for any taxes on your launches, trades, fees and payouts.

The site links to and relies on services we do not control, including wallets, blockchains, explorers, Meteora, Uniswap, Cloudflare, Privy, Circle, LI.FI, MoonPay and GitHub. Their own terms apply, and we are not responsible for them.

The Bluu name, logo, the Bluu cat and the site's design and text belong to us. You may not use them to suggest that we endorse you or your token.

The site and contracts are provided “as is” and “as available”, without warranties of any kind, to the extent the law allows. We do not promise that the site will be available, error-free or secure, or that any information on it is accurate or complete.

To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for any loss of tokens, funds, profits or data, or any indirect or consequential loss, arising from your use of the site or the contracts, including losses caused by other users, token creators, price movements, or failures of blockchains, wallets or third-party services. Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot be limited by law.

You agree to cover our losses and costs from claims made against us because you broke these terms or the law, including through a token you launched.

We may update these terms. The date at the top shows the current version. Continuing to use the site after a change means you accept the new terms; changes do not alter the rules a token launched with.

These terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales, and the courts of England and Wales will hear any dispute. If you are a consumer living elsewhere in the UK or in the EU, you keep the protection of the mandatory laws of your own country, and you may also bring a claim in its courts.

Questions about these terms: send a direct message to @Bluupad on X.