What this site counts, and what it keeps

Visits to functorfund.com

To see which pages are read and where readers come from, each page sends one small message when it opens: the page's address, the site that linked to it, and any utm_ campaign tags in the link. Cloudflare, which hosts the site, adds the country and the network (to tell home connections from data centres).

• No cookies and nothing stored on your device.
• Your IP address is never stored. To count unique visitors, the server combines your IP address and browser name with a random value that changes every day and is deleted the next day, keeps only the resulting 16-character code, and discards the rest. The code can't be turned back into your IP address, and it can't link your visits on different days.
• Kept: the page, the linking site's domain, campaign tags, country, device type (phone, tablet, desktop), browser and operating system names, and the time. We may also collect usage information, such as time spent on a page, scroll depth and interactions with links and buttons. Deleted after 400 days.
• Not counted at all if your browser sends Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control.

Search engines and AI assistants

When a known crawler (Googlebot, Bingbot, ChatGPT, Claude and others, identified by their published names) fetches a page, we log which crawler, which page and when. This tells us whether the site is being indexed.

Quantum Core downloads

When the installer or a release file is downloaded from /quantum/releases/, we log the file (version, operating system, processor), the country, the kind of client (for example curl) and whether the request came from a data centre. No IP address. The scanner itself runs on your machine and sends nothing anywhere.

The testnet

The testnet is a public blockchain: every address, order, trade and balance on it is public by design, as on any blockchain. Use a fresh address. Funds on the testnet are mock funds with no value. To limit abuse, the test node keeps counts per IP address in memory only: request counts for about a minute, and which addresses used the faucet from an IP for 24 hours. They are never written to disk and disappear when the node restarts.

Other services your browser contacts

Some pages load fonts from Google Fonts, libraries from jsDelivr and unpkg, and live prices from Binance and CoinGecko. Your browser connects to those services directly, so they receive your IP address under their own privacy policies. Wallet extensions (MetaMask, Rabby and others) run on your device; we never see your keys.

The site and the test node are hosted by Cloudflare, which handles every request on our behalf under its privacy policy.

Who runs this

Functor, a project of its founder (see About). Questions or requests: Telegram.