Yeetr Terms of Use

Risks in short

• What you pay can be lost. What you pay for Up or Down is the most you can lose. If the token ends the week at or past the target price the other way, it pays nothing.
• Stakes can come back smaller. A token stake can come back as fewer tokens than you staked. A USDC stake can come back as less USDC than you staked, by an amount that depends on the token. The pay you get when you stake is yours either way.
• Prices move. Tokens can move quickly. The price can change before your trade lands, and selling back early can return less than you paid.
• Exits have limits. Selling back and withdrawing early pause in the last hour of the week and for 10 minutes after your last buy or stake, and a very large trade can be refused. You can always keep a position to the end of the week and claim.
• Software can fail. Smart contracts, price feeds and networks (Base, Uniswap, Chainlink) can have bugs, outages or wrong prices, which can delay a week’s end, change how it settles, or lose funds held in the contract. Our tests and reviews can miss problems.
• Yeetr is the other side. Yeetr’s treasury is on the other side of trades and stakes, and its prices include a fee.
• Transactions are final. Nobody, including us, can undo a transaction or recover funds sent to a wrong address or lost with your wallet.
• Rules can change. New laws where you live, or where we are, could make Yeetr unavailable to you.

1. Who we are and what these terms cover

These terms are an agreement between you and Gentleman Labs Inc., a Delaware corporation at 1111B S Governors Ave # 21378, Dover, DE 19904, United States, which operates Yeetr (“Yeetr”, “we”, “us”). They cover the website yeetr.fun, its pages, the Ask chat and anything else we offer there (together, “the site”), and how you use the Yeetr smart contracts through the site. You can reach us at legal@yeetr.fun.

Our Telegram bot has its own rules and isn’t covered here.

2. Who can use Yeetr

You can use Yeetr only if all of this is true:

• You’re at least 18 and old enough to make a binding agreement where you live.
• You are not a resident of, located in, or a company formed in any of these places: the United States (and you’re not a US person wherever you are), the Canadian province of Ontario, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, Russia, Belarus, and the Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk regions of Ukraine, or anywhere else where using Yeetr is against the law (“restricted places”). If you’re a citizen of a place under sanctions on that list, this applies wherever you live.
• You’re not on a sanctions list (for example the US Treasury’s OFAC list, or the EU, UK or UN lists) and you’re not acting for anyone who is.
• You use your own wallet, for yourself, and what’s in it is legally yours and under your control.
• You understand how wallets, blockchains and smart contracts work, and you can judge the risks in these terms for yourself.
• Using Yeetr is legal for you where you are. Checking that is up to you, including any local rules on derivatives or trading products like Up, Down and stakes.

You must not use a VPN or any other trick to hide where you are. If we think these rules aren’t met, or we suspect misuse, or the law requires it, we may block places, wallets or addresses, ask questions, and turn off features for you without notice. Our decisions on who can use Yeetr are final. Each time you use the site you confirm again that these rules are met.

The site refuses new trades and stakes when your connection comes from a restricted place, as far as it can tell. Selling back, withdrawing and claiming stay open there, so nobody’s money is stuck. This is a block in the site only: the contracts on Base stay open to anyone who calls them directly, and using them from a restricted place, through the site or not, still breaks these terms.

3. What Yeetr is, and what it isn’t

Yeetr runs weekly Up and Down trades and weekly stakes on tokens on Base. Which tokens are offered is up to us and can change at any time. Every week ends Friday at 08:00 UTC. The rules for each are on the Trade and Earn pages and on How it works, and the exact numbers for your amount show before you confirm.

• The contracts decide. Trades and stakes happen on smart contracts on Base. The site only helps you build the transaction your wallet signs. If the site and the contract ever disagree, the contract’s result stands.
• We never hold your wallet. Your wallet and its keys are yours. We can’t move, freeze or recover what’s in your wallet. What you put into a contract is held by the contract, not by us, until you sell back, withdraw or claim.
• We are not your broker, adviser or bank. Nothing in these terms or on the site makes us your adviser, broker or fiduciary, or you our client. We don’t act for you or check whether a trade suits you. What you put in is not a deposit and is not protected by any government scheme.
• Not licensed. Neither Yeetr nor the site is licensed or registered with any financial regulator.

4. Your wallet

You choose and run your own wallet (MetaMask, a WalletConnect wallet or another). You are responsible for keeping your secret phrase and keys safe, for every transaction your wallet signs, and for checking each one before you sign. We will never ask for your secret phrase or keys. Network fees on Base are yours to pay. Check contract addresses against How it works before you send anything.

5. Trades, stakes and claims

• Prices. Every price includes our fee, today 1%. A larger amount can get a worse price. Your wallet’s transaction includes a limit so it won’t fill at a much worse price than you saw; if the price moved past it, the transaction fails and you may still pay the network fee.
• Limits. We may refuse or limit any trade or stake, for example when it’s too large, near the end of the week, or while trading is paused.
• The end of the week. Each week settles on the token’s price at the end of the week, taken on chain from a Uniswap pool average or from Chainlink price feeds, as the contract sets for that token.
• Claims. After a week ends you claim what you’re owed on Trade or Earn. A claim has no deadline. If USDC refuses a transfer to your address, the USDC waits in the contract for you.
• Promotions. If we run a promotion, competition or prize, it has its own rules, which apply alongside these terms. We can change or end it at any time, and a prize has no cash value unless its rules say so.

6. How the contracts are run

You should know what we can and can’t do:

• Pause. We can pause new buys, sells, stakes and early withdrawals, for one token or all of them. A pause doesn’t stop claims.
• Change settings. We can change prices, fees, limits and other settings within limits written into the contract, and add or stop listing tokens. A week’s fee, payout rules and price source are fixed when the week opens, so a change never alters what your Up, Down or stake pays at the end of its week. The price for selling back or withdrawing early follows the settings at that moment.
• Run the weeks. Our keeper (an automated program) opens and settles each week. If it doesn’t settle a week within a day, anyone can.
• Backup settlement. If the normal price can’t be read (for example a price feed fails or Base was down at the end of the week), we can settle a week ourselves, but only after waiting periods and within the bounds the contract sets, close to the recorded price when there is one. A week can then end later than Friday.
• Keys. If our admin or keeper keys were stolen or lost, someone could misuse these powers within the contract’s limits, or weeks could be delayed.

7. The Ask chat

Ask is an AI assistant that answers questions about how Yeetr works. Its answers are generated by a computer, can be wrong or out of date, and are not advice. The numbers on the Trade and Earn pages and in your wallet before you confirm are the ones that count. We keep chats to run and improve the service. Never type your secret phrase, keys or personal details into Ask.

8. No advice

Nothing on the site, in the Ask chat, on our social accounts or from our team is financial, investment, legal or tax advice, or a recommendation to buy, sell, stake or hold anything. Examples and past results don’t predict the future. Decide for yourself, and get your own advice if you need it.

9. What you must not do

Don’t:

• Try to move a token’s price, a pool or a price feed to profit on Yeetr, including around the end of a week, or trade with anyone to do that.
• Trade with yourself or with wallets you control to fake activity, or make trades meant only to mislead others about prices or demand.
• Trade on information that isn’t public and that you shouldn’t be using, such as a leak about Yeetr or a token.
• Use bugs, errors or wrong prices to take money, or attack the contracts, the site or our servers. If you find a bug, tell us at legal@yeetr.fun and don’t use it.
• Use Yeetr from a restricted place, hide where you are, or help a sanctioned person.
• Use money from crime, or use Yeetr to launder money or finance anything illegal.
• Overload the site or our API, scrape it at scale, get around its limits on requests, or run bots beyond reasonable use.
• Pretend to be Yeetr or someone else, or use the site to mislead anyone.
• Break any law that applies to you.

If you do, we may block your wallet from the site and report it where the law requires, and you’ll cover the costs and harm it causes us (section 16).

10. Taxes

You’re responsible for working out, reporting and paying any taxes on what you do with Yeetr. We don’t give tax advice or tax forms.

11. Other services we rely on

Yeetr depends on services we don’t control: Base, your wallet and WalletConnect, Uniswap pools, Chainlink price feeds, USDC and its issuer, the tokens themselves, our hosting and RPC providers, and the AI provider behind Ask. They have their own terms, and we aren’t responsible for them or for their failures. Links to other sites are for convenience.

12. Our name and content

The Yeetr name, logo, site design and text belong to us. You may use the site for yourself; don’t copy or reuse it to build something that looks like Yeetr. The contracts’ code is public on Basescan for anyone to read and check.

13. No promises about the site

The site and the contracts are provided “as is” and “as available”. As far as the law allows, we make no promises that they will work without errors or interruptions, be secure, be available in your country, or give any result, and we disclaim all implied promises, including fitness for a purpose and merchantability. We can change, pause or stop the site, or any part of it, at any time.

14. Limits on our responsibility

As far as the law allows:

• We are not responsible for losses from the risks above, from market moves, from your wallet or keys, from third party services, from hacks, bugs or viruses affecting the site, or from anything outside our reasonable control.
• We are not responsible for indirect losses, lost profits, lost data or lost opportunities.
• Our total responsibility to you for everything to do with Yeetr is limited to the larger of the fees you paid through Yeetr in the 12 months before the claim, or US$100.
• You must bring any claim within one year of when it arose.

None of this limits responsibility for our fraud, gross negligence or wilful misconduct, or anything else the law doesn’t allow us to limit.

15. Risks you take on

You use Yeetr knowing the risks in these terms, and you take them on yourself. As far as the law allows, you give up any claim against us for losses that come from using the site or the contracts, from prices, price feeds or other market data, from the services we rely on (section 11), or from the legal or tax consequences of what you do with Yeetr.

16. Your responsibility to us

If you break these terms or the law, or misuse Yeetr, you agree to cover our losses and costs (including reasonable legal costs) from any claim against us that results, as far as the law allows. If such a claim is brought against us, you’ll help us defend it, and we may lead the defence ourselves.

17. Disputes

• Talk to us first. Before anything else, email legal@yeetr.fun with your name, your wallet address, what happened and what you’d like us to do. We’ll both try for 30 days to settle it.
• Arbitration. If that doesn’t work, the dispute is decided by binding individual arbitration run by the American Arbitration Association under its Consumer Arbitration Rules, in English, by one arbitrator. A hearing can be held by video or phone, or the case decided on written documents. Either of us can still take a claim to a small claims court instead, or ask a court for urgent orders to stop harm.
• One person at a time. Claims are brought only individually, not as a class or group action, and the arbitrator can’t combine claims of different people. If this sentence can’t be enforced for a claim, that claim goes to the state or federal courts in Delaware, not to arbitration.
• Law. These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Delaware, and the arbitration agreement by the US Federal Arbitration Act.
• Your local rights. If you’re a consumer and the law where you live gives you rights these terms can’t take away, you keep them.

18. Changes to these terms

We may update these terms, and we may announce a change on the site or on our public channels. The version and date are at the top. For a change that matters, the site asks you to agree again at your next log in, before your next trade or stake. If you don’t agree, stop using the site; you can still sell back, withdraw and claim. For small fixes we just update the page, and using the site afterwards means you accept them.

19. Ending your use

You can stop using Yeetr at any time. We can block, limit or suspend your access to the site or any of its features at any time, especially if we think you’ve broken these terms or the law requires it. Your positions and claims stay on the contracts, and you can still reach them through the contracts directly (for example on Basescan). Sections 8 and 12 to 20 keep applying after you stop.

20. The rest

These terms, with the rules on How it works and our Privacy Policy, are the whole agreement between us about Yeetr. If any part can’t be enforced, the rest still applies. If we don’t enforce a part right away, we can still enforce it later. You can’t transfer this agreement; we can transfer it to whoever runs Yeetr after us. If a translation differs, the English version applies. We may give notices on the site or on our public channels, and they take effect when posted.