Wallet and blockchain data
Connecting makes your wallet’s public address available to the app. Portfolio requests use that address to retrieve public balances and transactions from network services. Bitzood does not request recovery phrases or private keys. Blockchain activity is publicly accessible.
Saved tokens on this browser
Token stars on Big moves and Momentum filters are stored in your browser. They are not linked to your wallet and do not sync across devices. Removing a star removes that token from this browser’s list. Clearing site data clears these saved tokens.
Profiles and personal lists
The app stores wallet addresses, profile names, bios, visibility choices, follows, watchlists and blocks. Public profiles can be listed with their address. Private lists are retrieved through signed ownership checks. These controls do not make public blockchain data private.
Signatures and abuse reports
Short-lived challenges are stored to verify requested actions. Abuse reports include the reporting and target addresses, a reason, details and a snapshot of the reported profile. Moderation decisions and restrictions are stored and available to authorized moderators.
Deleting a profile
The profile deletion action removes your profile and related follows, and clears your own watchlist and blocks. Submitted reports and moderation restrictions are retained. Deletion cannot remove public blockchain records.
External services and final notice
The app requests market data and Solana network data from external services. Opening the trading terminal or a token page automatically loads a DEX Screener chart in an embedded frame. You can stop that frame with Pause. Opening chart or explorer links takes you to another site. Production hosting logs, retention periods, operator identity and a privacy contact must be documented before trading launches.