Legal

Important information

This website describes the Streembit network, its Proof of Collaboration protocol and the SBRIT asset that the protocol uses for transaction fees, protocol rewards and security deposits. It is published for information only.

Nothing on this website is an offer to sell, a solicitation of an offer to buy, or an invitation to acquire SBRIT or any other crypto-asset, in any jurisdiction. SBRIT is not offered for sale on this website. The Foundation does not seek, and this website does not announce or imply any intention to seek, the admission of SBRIT to trading on any trading platform.

SBRIT is created only as an automatic reward for block production and transaction validation under the rules published in the Protocol Specification. Rewards compensate protocol work. Nothing on this website should be read as a statement about the value of SBRIT, its price, or any return.

The Streembit network is currently operating as a testnet. Software, rules and figures may change.

Terms of use

The content of this website is provided "as is", without warranty of any kind. The Foundation accepts no liability for any loss arising from reliance on the content of this website or from the use of the software described here. Software is released under the licence stated in its repository.

The Protocol Specification and other documents may be downloaded and redistributed unmodified, with their version and checksum intact.

Privacy

This website sets no tracking cookies and uses no third-party analytics. Server logs record the IP address, requested URL and user agent of each request for security and operational purposes and are retained for a limited period. The explorer pages retrieve public ledger data from api.sbrit.org; those requests are subject to the same logging.

The application form for each Open Call is published on this website. Submitted applications are stored by the Foundation and forwarded to its officers for verification; the privacy terms for application data are stated on the form. Open Call records, including the results and the publication record, are retained for as long as the network operates, as the Protocol Specification requires.