Terms & Conditions

These proposed terms describe the intended conditions for using Chimera. They are not yet an effective agreement and are not presented as accepted during signup. The operator’s legal identity, notice contact and applicable jurisdiction must be established and the terms reviewed before activation.

The final agreement must specify its effective date and acceptance process. Describing Chimera as software as a service, or including a disclaimer, does not determine the legal classification of any activity or displace obligations and rights under applicable law.

Chimera provides software as a service, interfaces and smart-contract infrastructure that creators can use to deploy and manage hybrid NFT/token collections, campaigns and related ecosystems. It also provides tools to view markets, manage wallets and submit user-authorized transactions.

Availability, curation, a badge, an invitation or inclusion in the interface is not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold an asset, a guarantee of a creator’s conduct, or a promise of value or returns. Campaign creators remain responsible for their own projects, representations, content and configured mechanisms.

Nothing published or displayed by Chimera, including documentation, examples, quotes, charts, simulations, reward estimates and communications, is financial, investment, trading, legal or tax advice. Do your own research and obtain independent professional advice where appropriate.

You decide whether to create, buy, sell, transfer or activate an asset. No minimum price, liquidity, yield, distribution, buyback or resale opportunity is promised. Simulated markets are demonstrations, not executable quotes or evidence of future performance.

Chimera uses Privy for email or X sign-in and embedded-wallet functionality. Privy’s applicable user terms and privacy policy also apply to its services. A Chimera wallet has its own address; logging in does not automatically transfer assets from another wallet.

Keep your login and recovery methods secure. Review the network, recipient, amounts, allowances and transaction effects before approving. Signing in is not blanket permission for every transaction. Losing access to email, X or recovery material can prevent access to assets; recovery is not guaranteed.

The proposed service is for adults with legal capacity to agree and whose use is lawful in their location. Invitations grant access only, not launch permission, assets or entitlement to rewards. Approved creator access is separate from membership.

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For canonical pools using the current Chimera fee model, the mandatory base hook fee is 1% of the applicable swap fee base, paid in WETH: 0.50% to the platform, 0.10% to the Quotrons Terminal Pot, 0.10% to the Quotrons Liquidity Growth Sink and 0.30% to the creator. These percentages are portions of the swap fee base, not percentages of the 1% fee.

Beyond this initial 1%, a campaign creator may configure up to 9% in additional hook fees, subject to the contract’s cap, permissions and fixed settings. Their direction is at the creator’s discretion within those constraints, not automatically a payment to NFT or token holders. Allocations may fund NFT rewards, liquidity incentives, extra creator revenue, a treasury, buybacks or custom recipient contracts.

Creators are responsible for clearly disclosing their fee destinations, changes they are permitted to make, and the behavior and risks of custom contracts. A custom recipient may swap WETH, retain it or distribute other assets according to its own logic. Chimera does not guarantee that it operates as advertised or pays any holder.

Optional sniper protection can temporarily replace the normal hook fee with a higher launch fee according to the collection’s protection settings. The canonical hook fee does not describe every market or every charge. Gas, secondary-market royalties, third-party marketplace charges and other applicable costs are separate. Review the collection’s current configuration and transaction details. Registered same-pool buybacks have the exemption specified by the contract; ordinary trades do not receive a general exemption.

Digital assets can lose all value. Prices and liquidity can change rapidly; quotes and USD conversions are estimates. Slippage, transaction ordering, contract bugs, network interruptions, oracle failures and third-party service failures can cause loss or delay. Gas can be spent on a reverted transaction.

Confirmed onchain transactions are generally irreversible. Activating an earning NFT permanently burns its backing allocation under the collection’s rules. Activation is not a reversible deposit and does not create a right to redeem the NFT for the burned tokens.

Rewards depend on actual revenue and the applicable contracts. They are not guaranteed income, interest or a fixed return. Custom converters and buyback strategies carry additional execution, liquidity and counterparty risks. Current governance and upgrade powers also remain relevant; an immutable hook does not make every component immutable.

Creators must have the rights and permissions needed for uploaded artwork, names, metadata and other content. Launching through Chimera does not grant rights in another person’s intellectual property or establish ownership of underlying real-world assets.

Creators are responsible for truthful disclosures, lawful campaign operation and applicable obligations concerning asset offerings, promotions, distributions and taxes. Using custom fee routing or calling a distribution a reward does not remove those obligations. Creators must not misrepresent guaranteed returns, affiliation, asset backing or platform endorsement.

Any final content license should be limited to what is needed to host, display and operate the requested collection features. Purchasing an NFT alone does not transfer copyright or commercial rights unless its applicable license explicitly provides them.

Do not use the platform for unlawful activity, fraud, market manipulation, deceptive promotion, infringement, unauthorized access, exploitation of other users or disruption of services. Do not evade access restrictions or impersonate another person.

Chimera may need to restrict website access or remove hosted content to address abuse, security issues or legal requirements, subject to applicable law. Removing a listing or closing an account does not erase public contracts, reverse trades or delete assets from the blockchain. Independent third-party services can impose their own conditions.

The proposed service is provided on an as-available basis without a promise of uninterrupted operation, error-free software, asset value or campaign success, to the extent permitted by law. Users remain responsible for their decisions and creators for their campaigns. No disclaimer excludes a responsibility or remedy that cannot lawfully be excluded.

The final terms must identify the contracting operator, legal-notice process, governing law and dispute process, and any appropriate liability provisions. No arbitration clause, liability cap or jurisdiction has been invented for this draft. Material changes should be communicated before they take effect, with renewed acceptance where required.