Usage and community guidelines

• WHYUS? will never ask for your seed phrase or private key. Anyone who does is impersonating the app. No signature request, ever, needs them.
• A signature request should be a readable text challenge. If a prompt asks you to approve a token, a transfer or an unlimited allowance, reject it and stop.
• Connect only on a device you trust, and disconnect when you are done.
• Verify the site address before you connect — the same interface can be cloned.

• Treat every number as unverified until you check it on-chain or on a block explorer.
• Do not present the app's output as investment advice, and do not quote it as an endorsement of a token.
• Say where a figure came from — the DS and GT tags show which provider supplied a row, and the two do not always agree.
• Small pools can be moved by a single trade; a large percentage on tiny liquidity means very little.

• A boosted token has paid for placement — nothing more. It has not been audited, vetted or recommended by WHYUS?, and a placement says nothing about the token's contract, team or liquidity.
• Never treat a boost as a signal to buy. Judge every token on its own contract, liquidity and holders, the same way you would without the placement.
• If you are buying a placement: submit the real contract address, keep your note publishable (the queue is public), and do not ask for a boost on a token you cannot legitimately represent.
• Placements that misrepresent a token, that impersonate a brand, or whose contract harms holders are refused or pulled.

• Use the app interactively. Do not run bulk scrapers or headless loops against it, and do not try to bypass provider rate limits — the app already polls them as gently as it can.
• Do not resell or rebrand the data as your own product; go to the providers for commercial access.
• Report a broken or abusive feature instead of working around it with automation.

• Using the app to promote or coordinate scams, rug pulls, wash trading, or coordinated pump-and-dumps.
• Impersonating the operator, a provider, or another user.
• Harassing other users, or sharing anyone's wallet address as a target for abuse.
• Attacking the service: flooding, probing, denial of service, or exploiting a bug instead of reporting it.

Report a security issue, an abusive token listing, or a wallet-draining prompt to the operator as soon as you can, with the pair or address involved — either @whyusdotfun on X or @whyusdotfun on Telegram, the operator's published channels.

Access to the app may be limited or withdrawn for behaviour that breaks these guidelines or the terms — particularly where a third-party provider has restricted usage. Because the app has no accounts, enforcement is normally applied at the network or deployment level rather than to a user profile.