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This site does not know who you are

No account, no newsletter, no analytics. The only tracking involved is a cookie set by a platform after you choose to click a link.

This site does not know who you are.

No account, no login, no newsletter, no analytics script watching what you read.

The only thing it collects is the thing any web server collects: the fact that a request arrived.

That is short enough to verify, which is the point. A privacy policy that runs to four thousand words is usually describing a lot of collection in careful language.

What is collected

The only third party that learns anything about you is a platform you chose to visit.
DataCollectedWhy
Name, email, phoneNoThere is no account system
PasswordsNoNothing to log into
Behavioural analyticsNoNo analytics scripts are loaded
Advertising trackersNoNo ad networks are used
Standard server logsYes — by the hostEvery web server records requests
Referral clickYes — by the platformOnly if you click an outbound referral link

Cookies

This site sets none of its own. There is no consent banner because there is nothing to consent to on this side.

If you click a referral link, the destination platform sets its own cookie to attribute the registration. That happens on their domain, under their policy, and only after you choose to click.

What the host sees

Any website records requests: an IP address, a timestamp, a user agent, the page requested. This site runs on standard static hosting, so that logging exists at the host level. It is not used to build a profile, and it is not combined with anything else, because there is nothing else to combine it with.

The honest version of “we value your privacy” is a short list of what is not collected, and the ability to check it.

Your position

Because no personal data is stored by this site, there is nothing here to access, correct, export or delete. If you have written to the contact address, that email exists in an inbox and can be deleted on request.

For data held by a platform you registered with, that platform is the controller and this site has no access to it and no ability to change it.

How to check this page instead of believing it

A privacy policy is a claim about a codebase. This one is unusually easy to test, because the codebase is a folder of static files with no server logic:

  1. Open the page source (Ctrl+U on any page here) and search for <script. Every script tag resolves to a file hosted on this site, and each one is under 6 KB.
  2. Search for the words gtag, analytics, pixel, facebook, hotjar. There are no matches, which is a stronger statement than any sentence on this page.
  3. Open the browser's network tab and reload any page. The requests are this site's own HTML, CSS, SVG and a referral destination only if you click one.
  4. Check for a cookie banner. There is none, and its absence is a consequence of the above rather than a design choice.

If any of those checks finds a third-party request, this page is wrong and the finding is worth sending. A privacy claim that cannot be falsified by a reader is decoration.

Every third-party domain, listed

The list is short enough to be complete, which is the only reason it is worth writing:

No advertising, analytics, font, or CDN domain is contacted. Typefaces are system fonts and every image is served from this domain.
DomainWhen it is contactedWhat it receives
This site's own hostEvery page viewIP, timestamp, user agent, path — standard server logs
The referral destinationOnly if you click a referral linkA referral identifier, and whatever the platform's own policy collects
External links elsewhereOnly if you click oneA normal browser request — these open in a new tab with rel=noopener noreferrer

External links on this site point to public data sources and regulator pages — contract endpoints, block explorers, investor education material. None of them is an affiliate destination, and none of them receives a referral identifier from this site.

Where these numbers come from

Check the claim: Gate's public endpoint — the only kind of external request the site makes on your behalf, and only when you click it

Changes

If a future version adds analytics or a mailing list, this page changes first and the update date moves. Adding collection silently would make every sentence above false, which is a worse outcome than not adding it.

If you click this, the destination platform sets its own cookie under its own policy. That is the only tracking involved.

Open a Gate account Referral link — we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Gate's services are not available in every jurisdiction; check the User Agreement.

Sources

  • This site's own page source, which contains no analytics or advertising scripts.
  • Static hosting provider logging documentation.