1. Key points

This box sums up the most important parts of these Terms. It does not replace them. Read the full Terms and the Risks and mechanics page before you use the Interface. Our Privacy Notice explains how we handle personal information.

• You can lose a lot, or all, of the money and tokens you use. Fund tokens can become worthless and impossible to sell. Use only money you can afford to lose entirely. Nobody will pay you back.
• These Terms are a binding contract between you and Glaze Corp LLC, a Delaware limited liability company. You agree to them by using the Interface, and in particular when you connect a wallet to it or send a transaction from it.
• The Interface is non-custodial software. We never hold your assets or private keys, and we cannot reverse a transaction or recover lost funds.
• Anyone can create a fund. We do not review, vet or endorse funds or their creators. A fund token is not a share in Glaze Corp, in any company or in any registered investment fund.
• Glaze Corp earns protocol fees from activity in the Protocol, and we and our team may launch funds and hold GLAZE and fund tokens. We owe you no fiduciary duty.
• Disputes are resolved by binding individual arbitration (section 22), and you give up class actions and jury trials. You can opt out of arbitration within 30 days, but the class action and jury trial waivers still apply to the extent the law allows.
• You may not use the Interface from a Restricted Jurisdiction or if you are a Restricted Person, and you may not hide your location to get around these rules.

2. Agreement and acceptance

These Terms of Use (“Terms”) are an agreement between you and Glaze Corp LLC, a Delaware limited liability company (“Glaze Corp”, “GlazeCorp”, “we”, “us” or “our”). “You” means the person using the Interface and, if you use it for a company or other organization, that organization too. If you act for an organization, you confirm that you have authority to bind it. “Related Parties” means our affiliates and our and their officers, directors, employees, contractors, agents, contributors, licensors, service providers, successors and assigns.

“Interface” means the website at www.glazecorp.io and every page on it; any other website operated by or for Glaze Corp that links to these Terms, including any glazecorp.io subdomain and any test, preview or staging copy of the website, whatever its address; the documentation and FAQ; the GLAZE pages and the GLAZE bridge; our public APIs (including the agent API, the MCP server and llms.txt); share cards and link previews; and any faucet we make available.

“Protocol” means the smart contracts the Interface reads and helps you call. They include the Launchpad and each fund’s contracts (its fund token, treasury, Mine, strategies and auctions, allocation and reward contracts, and controller), the FullRange liquidity hook and LP tokens, the Periphery and OperationsPeriphery helper contracts, and the GLAZE token contracts. The Protocol runs on public blockchains. Glaze Corp does not execute, settle or control your transactions.

You accept these Terms when you first do any of the following: use or access the Interface, connect a wallet to it, submit a transaction through it, or sign an acceptance message when the Interface asks you to. If you use a bot, script or AI agent with the Interface or its APIs, you accept these Terms for it and you are responsible for everything it does. If you do not agree, do not use the Interface.

The Risks and mechanics page (/docs/coins/risks) is part of these Terms for the risks you accept and for sections 4 and 18 to 20. Its descriptions of how the Protocol and the Interface work are information, not promises. Our Privacy Notice (/privacy) explains how we handle personal information. It is a notice, not part of this contract. If these Terms conflict with the Risks and mechanics page or any other content, these Terms control. Docs, FAQ, guides, tooltips, explainers, share cards, social posts and answers from agent or MCP tools are information only. They may be incomplete or out of date, and they create no promise or obligation. What happens onchain is decided by the deployed contract code, not by any description of it.

Privacy Notice

Risks and mechanics

3. Deployment status: Robinhood Chain mainnet mock

The fund platform in this deployment runs on Robinhood Chain mainnet (chain 4663) in an explicitly valueless mock mode. Its mock tokens, and every fund token, pool, reward and LP token built on them, have no monetary value, backing or redemption right against Glaze Corp or anyone else. The mock tokens are mUSDG, which the Interface labels USDG; the mock stock tokens, which the Interface shows without their m prefix; and other mock tokens, such as AI, BONER and MOO. A fixed price the Interface shows for a mock token is a display value, not a market price. These tokens exist to test the Protocol and are not presented as having monetary value.

Unlike a disposable testnet, transactions and contract state are public and persist on Robinhood Chain mainnet. Every faucet call and protocol transaction spends real ETH for gas, needs confirmation in your wallet and cannot be reversed by the Interface. A later version of the Interface may stop showing this state, but it cannot erase confirmed mainnet transactions.

Only the mock protocol assets described above are valueless. ETH is real. GLAZE is a real token, and the GLAZE bridge moves real GLAZE between Base and Robinhood Chain in every deployment mode. The mock contracts can also be used with real tokens through direct contract calls. Any real token you send to them is fully at risk and may be lost permanently.

4. Risk of total loss

You can lose all of the money and tokens you use with the Interface. This is a real possibility, not a remote one. Fund tokens, GLAZE and the assets funds hold are speculative. Their prices can fall to zero, and there may be no buyer at any price.

Use only money you can afford to lose entirely. Nobody will make you whole: not Glaze Corp, not creators, not Robinhood, not auditors, not any insurer and not any government deposit insurance or investor compensation scheme. Your tokens are not insured.

You expressly assume all of these risks and every risk described on the Risks and mechanics page, whether or not it is listed here, and you confirm that you chose to take them. To the fullest extent permitted by law, Glaze Corp and its Related Parties are not responsible for any resulting loss. Ways you can lose money include:

• A fund token can lose its value even while its treasury holds assets. Backing per token is an estimate, not a price floor, and a withdrawal pays out tokens, not dollars.
• A payment to take over a fund’s Mine comes back only if someone later pays to take it over from you, and then only as 80% of what they pay. Their price starts at twice what you paid (at least 1 USDG) and falls in a straight line to zero over one hour. For payments of 0.5 USDG or more, if someone takes over the Mine from you more than 22.5 minutes after you took it over, you get back less than you paid. After one hour the Mine can be taken over from you for nothing.
• Fund tokens you accrue while mining are minted only when someone takes over the Mine from you, and they may be worth little or nothing.
• Strategy auction prices fall over time. The USDG you receive for filling an auction can be worth less than the asset you deliver, and the auction contract has no minimum USDG output setting.
• Assets you leave out of a withdrawal are forfeited permanently.
• LP tokens earn no swap fees. If prices move, you can get back a different mix of tokens that is worth much less than you deposited.
• If you launch a fund, the base asset you pay into its pool at launch, and the fund tokens minted beside it, are locked there forever. You can never withdraw them.
• Fund revenue and allocation rewards are paid out as a stream over time. Any part that streams while nobody is allocating to the strategies it would go to can never be claimed.
• Contracts can contain bugs or be exploited. Creators can act against holders within their powers. Issuers of USDG and other assets can freeze, block or change their tokens. Bridges, wallets and networks can fail.
• You pay network gas in ETH for every transaction, including transactions that fail.

5. Eligibility and restricted jurisdictions

You may use the Interface only if all of the following are true: you are at least 18 years old, or the age of majority where you live if that is higher; you have full legal capacity to accept these Terms; your use is lawful where you are and where you live; and you are not a Restricted Person.

You are a “Restricted Person” if any of the following is true. (a) You are on the Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons List or any other sanctions list kept by the US Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), on a US State Department sanctions list, or on the US Commerce Department’s Entity List or Denied Persons List. (b) You are on a similar list kept by the United Nations Security Council, the European Union or an EU member state, the United Kingdom, Canada or Switzerland. (c) One or more listed persons own 50% or more of you, directly or indirectly, or control you. (d) You live or are located in a Restricted Jurisdiction, or you are an organization formed, registered, headquartered or managed in one. (e) You are the Government of Cuba, Iran, North Korea or Venezuela, including Petróleos de Venezuela, S.A. (PdVSA). (f) You act for or on behalf of anyone described in (a) to (e).

You confirm that you are not a Restricted Person, that you will not use the Interface for one, and that the money and tokens you use do not come from crime. If your status changes, stop using the Interface immediately.

If you are a US person, as defined in Regulation S under the US Securities Act of 1933, or you live or are located in a place where a token’s issuer does not allow that token to be offered or sold, you may not create, buy, sell, withdraw from, fill an auction for, or provide liquidity to any fund that holds or targets tokenized stocks or any other token whose issuer restricts you. For example, the issuer of the stock tokens on Robinhood Chain does not allow them to be offered or sold in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, the United Arab Emirates or Ukraine, among other places, and may change its list. You must follow every token issuer’s transfer and location restrictions even where the Interface or the Protocol does not enforce them, and you may not try to get around them.

You will not use a VPN, proxy or any other method to hide your location or identity or to get around a restriction. We may block, limit or monitor access based on IP address, location signals, wallet screening or other information, without notice and without giving a reason. We may ask you to confirm your eligibility, for example by signing a message, before you transact. We may add places to the list below at any time.

Each place in the list below is a “Restricted Jurisdiction”. You may not use the Interface if you, or anyone you act for, live or are located in a Restricted Jurisdiction, or are a company or other organization formed, registered, headquartered or managed in one. The Restricted Jurisdictions are:

• Cuba
• Iran
• North Korea
• Syria
• Russia
• Belarus
• Venezuela
• Myanmar (Burma)
• The Crimea region of Ukraine
• The Donetsk and Luhansk regions of Ukraine, including the so-called Donetsk People’s Republic and Luhansk People’s Republic
• The Russian-occupied areas of the Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions of Ukraine
• The United Kingdom
• Any other country or region that is, or becomes, the subject of comprehensive sanctions administered by OFAC.
• Any other place where using the Interface, or holding or trading the tokens it shows, is unlawful for you.

6. What GlazeCorp is and is not

The Interface is non-custodial software. It reads public blockchain data, shows it to you and prepares transactions that you review and sign with your own wallet. Glaze Corp never takes custody of your assets and never holds your private keys. We cannot sign for you, move or recover your tokens, or reverse a confirmed transaction. The team’s GLAZE Safe can change GLAZE bridge settings, which can delay or block GLAZE bridge transfers (section 13).

Glaze Corp is not registered or licensed as a broker, dealer, exchange, alternative trading system, investment adviser, bank, money transmitter, commodity pool operator, transfer agent, custodian or fund manager in any jurisdiction. We do not trade for you or hold your money. Funds are created by their creators. Glaze Corp, its team members or wallets acting for them may also launch funds, and then hold the creator powers in section 9 for those funds. For a fund someone else launched, Glaze Corp is not its issuer, sponsor or manager and has none of its creator powers. The protocol-wide roles in section 12 apply to every fund. Nobody, including Glaze Corp, can take assets out of a fund’s treasury except through withdrawal.

Nothing in the Interface is investment, financial, legal, tax or accounting advice, or an offer, solicitation or recommendation to buy, sell, hold, mine, allocate, fill, provide liquidity for or withdraw any token. Labels, rankings, figures, examples, docs and agent answers are information only. To the fullest extent permitted by law, Glaze Corp owes you no fiduciary duty.

You confirm that you are not relying for advice on Glaze Corp, any creator, allocation manager or team member, our docs, AI or agent tools, or anything said in our community channels, and that you have evaluated each fund, token and contract yourself. We make no statement about whether any token is a security, commodity or other regulated instrument under any law. Laws can change in ways that restrict or end the Interface, or that make holding a token unlawful where you are.

7. Fund tokens

A fund is a set of Protocol contracts launched by a creator. Its fund token is minted by those contracts. Its treasury is an ownerless contract that holds the assets the fund acquires, and it has no owner-controlled withdrawal function.

The only claim a fund token gives you on its treasury is withdrawal: you can burn the token through the contracts to receive a proportional share of the treasury assets you select. Your share is measured against effective supply, which includes mining emissions accrued but not yet minted. Payouts round down and are paid in tokens, not dollars. Assets you do not select are forfeited for the tokens you burn. A withdrawal can fail or be impractical, for example if a token cannot be transferred or a large basket does not fit in one transaction.

Backing per token and similar figures are estimates, not a price floor. A fund token can trade far below its estimated backing. Allocation directs future revenue only. It does not rebalance existing holdings, and no fund is guaranteed to track any theme or benchmark.

A fund token is not:

• a claim against Glaze Corp, the creator or anyone else;
• a share, unit or other interest in Glaze Corp, the creator, any company whose tokens a fund holds, or any registered investment fund, ETF or collective investment scheme;
• a deposit, bank account or brokerage account, and it is not insured;
• a right to dividends, votes or other shareholder rights in any asset a fund holds; or
• managed for your benefit by anyone. An allocation manager is only a wallet the creator allows to direct future purchases, and it owes holders no duty.

8. Your wallet and transactions

You are solely responsible for your wallet, its private keys and seed phrase, your devices, and every transaction and signature your wallet authorizes. Anything your wallet authorizes binds you, including after phishing, malware, a malicious signature request or key theft. No one at Glaze Corp can get a lost wallet back, return stolen or misdirected tokens, cancel an approval for you or reverse a transaction.

An approval lets a contract spend a token for you. An approval, including an unlimited or Permit2 approval, stays in force until you revoke it or, for a time-limited allowance, until it expires. Trades give Uniswap’s Permit2 an unlimited approval of the token you pay with, which lasts until you revoke it, and let Uniswap’s Universal Router use that token through Permit2 for 30 days. Revoking approvals is your responsibility.

Before you sign, check the website address, the network, the contract, the action, the amounts, the minimum you will receive, the fees and the slippage, both in the Interface and in your wallet.

Quotes, minimum amounts, price impact, payout previews, Return and profit figures, backing, market cap, gas estimates and transaction previews are estimates. The final result is decided onchain when your transaction executes, and it can differ.

Transactions can fail, revert, stay pending, be delayed or dropped, or be front-run, sandwiched or reordered by others. Takeovers and auction fills race other users: if someone acts first, your transaction reverts. Glaze Corp does not guarantee that any transaction is included or confirmed, or that it executes in any order or at any price. A failed or reverted transaction still costs gas.

Confirmed transactions are public and permanent. Nobody, including Glaze Corp, can reverse them.

9. Creators

In these Terms, a “creator” is the wallet that launches a fund and anyone who later controls that fund’s controller or any of its components. Launching is permissionless: anyone can create a fund. Glaze Corp does not review, vet, approve or endorse funds, creators, their settings or their content.

If you are a creator, you are solely responsible for your fund: its name, ticker, image, description, links and other metadata; its strategies, fees, allocation mode (manager-led or community-led) and revenue destination; any launch allocation you receive; and everything you, or anyone acting for you, says to promote it. You confirm that you have the rights to every name, image and other content you use, that your fund does not impersonate any person, company, asset manager, ETF, token issuer, Robinhood or GlazeCorp, and that your content is lawful and not misleading. You will not promise returns or describe your fund as registered, regulated, insured, guaranteed or endorsed by Glaze Corp. You are responsible for complying with every law that applies to you, including securities, commodities, advertising and consumer protection laws.

Some launch settings are permanent: the name and ticker, the swap fee, the mining emission schedule and the locked launch liquidity. A creator cannot withdraw treasury holdings, mint fund tokens outside the Mine, change the emission schedule, take other holders’ votes or withdraw the locked launch liquidity.

Glaze Corp may hide, label, limit or remove any fund, fund page, image, description or other offchain content in the Interface at any time and for any reason, including impersonation, misleading content, sanctions exposure, exploits or legal risk. We have no duty to monitor funds or content. Images may be checked automatically for prohibited content; that check is not a review of the fund. We cannot change or delete anything stored onchain, and removing our IPFS pin does not remove copies others keep.

Creator powers matter to every buyer. Before you buy, check who controls the fund, its settings and how much of the supply the creator holds, for example on a block explorer. The Interface may not show every setting, including the creator’s launch allocation. Within the limits of the contracts, whoever controls a fund can:

• receive a launch allocation of up to 100 billion fund tokens and sell it into the fund’s pool;
• redirect the fund’s future mining revenue to any deployed contract, including one they control;
• add strategies that accept any token as payment, including a token they control, and stop strategies;
• set the creator mining fee anywhere from 0.01% to 2% of each takeover payment and choose who receives it;
• send the fund’s share of swap fees, including fees not yet claimed, to another address;
• set the allocators’ share of auction payments anywhere from 0% to 20%;
• in manager-directed mode, decide who directs the fund’s future purchases;
• change the fund’s description, image and links; and
• transfer control to someone else, give it up, or abandon the fund.

10. Rankings, labels and displayed figures

The Interface sorts, filters, features and labels funds, auctions and other items using automated rules applied to onchain and indexed data. No label, ranking or placement is an endorsement, a recommendation or a statement about value, safety or legitimacy. “Featured” does not mean that Glaze Corp selected, reviewed or approved a fund. New funds appear as soon as they are indexed, and rankings can be moved by wash trading or other manipulation.

Prices, market cap, backing per token, treasury value, 24-hour change, volume, Return, profit, rewards and other figures are estimates. They are calculated from pool prices, price feeds, third-party data providers and indexed chain data. They can be stale, incomplete, wrong or manipulated, especially in small pools. Assets without a price are left out of estimates. A blank, missing or zero value can mean that data failed to load, not that a balance is zero. In the mainnet mock deployment, some mock asset prices are fixed values set by the Interface. Only the blockchain is authoritative.

Example funds, charts and figures in the marketing parts of the Interface, such as the home page, are illustrations. They are not real funds and do not show real or expected performance. Share cards and portfolio cards show selected figures for one fund or wallet, such as gains, calculated from estimated prices. They can leave out losses. They are not typical results and do not predict future results.

As of the date of these Terms, the main lists work like this:

• Explore lists funds by market cap, largest first, unless you choose another order.
• “Active now” ranks funds by trading volume and mining payments over the last 24 hours. “New” shows the most recently launched funds first. “Buying assets” shows funds with confirmed treasury purchases in the last 24 hours, newest first.
• “Featured funds” on the home page lists funds in launch order, newest first. “Top performers” ranks them by 24-hour price change.
• “Best deal” on a fund’s auctions ranks auctions whose USDG can be taken for free first, then by highest estimated return on the payment, before gas.

11. Fees and taxes

Swap fee. Every trade in a fund’s pool pays a swap fee chosen by the creator at launch, from 0.01% to 10% of the trade. Fund pages show it as the “Swap fee”. The app default is 1%, and the rate can never change after launch. While a protocol fee recipient is set, 70% of collected swap fees go to the creator side (the fund’s treasury by default, or the creator’s fee wallet if the creator chose that) and 30% go to the protocol fee recipient, which the FullRange owner chooses (see section 12). The same split applies to other pools that use the FullRange liquidity hook. Swap fees are paid in the pool’s tokens. LP token holders receive none of them.

Mining fees. A takeover payment can carry a creator fee and a protocol fee, each from 0.01% to 2% of the full payment. Each fee is charged only while its recipient is set, and a takeover at a price of zero pays no fees. The protocol fee starts at 0.5% when the Launchpad is deployed. The app sets the creator fee to 0.5% unless the creator chooses otherwise. The Launchpad owner (see section 12) can change the protocol fee and its recipient at any time, and the change applies to every fund, including existing ones. If the Mine had a miner, 80% of the payment is credited to that outgoing miner. The creator and protocol fees come out of the same payment, and the remainder goes to the fund’s current revenue destination.

Allocation reward share. A fund’s creator can direct 0% to 20% of each auction payment to the allocators of that auction’s strategy. This is not a fee to Glaze Corp.

Other charges. As of the date of these Terms, Glaze Corp charges no separate fee for using the Interface, launching a fund or withdrawing. The GLAZE bridge charges no bridge fee in GLAZE, but you pay the LayerZero messaging fee and gas in ETH. We may introduce new fees. A new Interface fee applies only after we publish it.

Gas and changes. You pay network gas in ETH for every transaction, including approvals, zero-price actions and failed transactions. Fee settings can change between a quote and execution; the settings at execution apply.

Taxes. You are solely responsible for working out, reporting and paying any taxes on your activity. Glaze Corp does not give tax advice and does not prepare tax reports for you.

12. Our interests

Glaze Corp has its own financial interests in the Protocol, and you agree to them. We, or a recipient we choose, receive the protocol share of swap fees and the protocol mining fee described in section 11.

As of the date of these Terms, Glaze Corp, or a wallet acting for it, holds the Launchpad owner and FullRange owner roles for the contracts the Interface is configured for, and the protocol fees are paid to a wallet acting for Glaze Corp. Glaze Corp may change the fee recipients at any time, including to a contract that splits protocol fees, for example between the team and GLAZE buyback and burn. These roles can change the protocol mining fee (within 0.01% to 2%) and its recipient for every fund, and the recipient of the protocol share of swap fees. Setting that recipient to zero sends new and unclaimed protocol swap fees to creator destinations. None of these roles can pause or upgrade the fund contracts, the Launchpad or FullRange, withdraw a fund’s treasury, move LP principal or reverse a transaction. We may deploy new versions of the Protocol that work differently, including upgradeable contracts.

At GLAZE’s launch, a team-controlled 2-of-3 Safe held about 786.4 million GLAZE, about 78.6% of the total supply: about 686.4 million earmarked for planned liquidity and 100 million for the team allocation. These tokens have no vesting or lockup, and the Safe can move or sell them at any time.

Glaze Corp, its affiliates, team members and contractors may create funds, receive creator fees and allocations, hold, buy and sell fund tokens and GLAZE, mine, fill auctions, allocate, provide liquidity and appear in rankings. They may do this at the same time as you or on the other side of your trades, and these interests may conflict with yours. You consent to these activities. To the fullest extent permitted by law, Glaze Corp owes you no fiduciary duty.

13. GLAZE

GLAZE is the GlazeCorp token. It is a LayerZero OFT on Base and Robinhood Chain with a total supply of 1,000,000,000 GLAZE, all minted at launch. It replaced DONUT. About 213.6 million GLAZE was airdropped to 9,882 wallets. The same 2-of-3 Safe owns the GLAZE contracts on both chains and is their LayerZero delegate. It can change GLAZE token metadata and the LayerZero settings that control bridging. A mistaken or malicious change, or a compromised signer, could block or delay bridge transfers or affect GLAZE supply, for example by letting GLAZE be created on one chain without being removed from the other. Only the two contract addresses listed on the GLAZE page (/glaze) are GLAZE.

GLAZE is a real, transferable token in every deployment mode. As of the date of these Terms, it has no official liquidity or trading venue. It may never have a market or any value.

Holding GLAZE gives you no claim on Glaze Corp’s revenue, profits, assets or decisions, no ownership or equity, no dividend and no vote, unless a deployed contract expressly provides it. Plans for liquidity, a revenue split, buybacks, burns or other uses of GLAZE are plans, not promises. They may change, be delayed or never happen. Do not buy or hold GLAZE expecting them.

The GLAZE bridge uses LayerZero to move GLAZE between Base and Robinhood Chain, to the same address. Bridge transfers can fail, be delayed or get stuck. LayerZero, the chains and their infrastructure are outside our control.

14. Acceptable use

We may investigate suspected violations, restrict access, and cooperate with law enforcement and regulators. If you find a security vulnerability, report it privately to admin@glazecorp.io and do not exploit it.

You will not use the Interface or its APIs to do, or try to do, any of the following:

• manipulate prices, volumes, rankings or rewards, including by wash trading, spoofing, coordinated pumps or self-dealing meant to mislead others;
• launch or promote a fund to defraud buyers, or make false or misleading statements about a fund, its creator or its assets;
• impersonate GlazeCorp, Glaze Corp, Robinhood, a token issuer, an asset manager, an ETF or any other person or organization, including through fund names, tickers, images or mining messages;
• describe a fund or token as registered, insured, guaranteed, endorsed or approved by Glaze Corp;
• launder money, finance terrorism, evade sanctions or use the proceeds of crime;
• get around geographic or other access restrictions, including by VPN or proxy;
• exploit a bug, vulnerability or unintended behavior in the Interface or the Protocol to take value that is not yours;
• interfere with, overload or gain unauthorized access to the Interface, its APIs, RPC endpoints, indexer or other infrastructure;
• scrape or call the Interface or its APIs, including the agent and MCP endpoints, at a rate or in a way that degrades service for others, or get around rate limits;
• publish content, including fund metadata and mining messages, that is unlawful, infringing, defamatory, hateful or sexually explicit, or that exposes someone’s private information;
• present the Interface or anything it shows as a promise of returns, safety, liquidity or backing; or
• help or encourage anyone else to do any of these things.

15. Third-party services and no affiliation

The Interface and the Protocol depend on services and assets that Glaze Corp does not own or control. They include Robinhood Chain and the companies that develop and operate it; Base; USDG and its issuer, Paxos; issuers of tokenized stocks and other assets; Uniswap V4, the Universal Router and Permit2; LayerZero, which the GLAZE bridge uses; your wallet software; Reown (WalletConnect); RPC providers; the indexing service; IPFS pinning services and gateways; price data providers; AI providers used for automated image checks; and hosting providers. Their own terms apply to your use of them.

A failure, outage, policy change, freeze, blocklist, depeg, upgrade or shutdown by any of them can delay transactions or cause total loss, and Glaze Corp is not responsible for it. Issuers of USDG and tokenized stocks may freeze, block, pause or change their tokens, may limit who can hold them, and may adjust them for corporate actions. A fund that holds a tokenized stock gives you no rights in the underlying company. A withdrawal may pay you a token you are not allowed to hold or cannot sell.

Unless we say otherwise in writing, Glaze Corp is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Robinhood Markets, Inc. or its affiliates, Paxos, Uniswap Labs, LayerZero, any token issuer, any auditor, or any other company whose name, logo or token appears in the Interface. Some of them provide services to us, such as the auditor we hired, or are venues we plan to use, such as for GLAZE liquidity. That does not mean they endorse GlazeCorp, any fund or GLAZE. We use their names and marks to identify networks, assets and services, not to suggest any endorsement.

Price charts use TradingView Lightweight Charts™, Copyright © 2026 TradingView, Inc., licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.

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16. Intellectual property, your content, takedowns and feedback

Glaze Corp and its licensors own the Interface and its content, including the GlazeCorp and GLAZE names, logos, mascot, artwork, designs and text. Subject to these Terms, we give you a limited, personal, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use the Interface for its intended purpose. We reserve all other rights. You may not use our names or logos in a way that suggests we endorse you or your fund.

Some software behind the Interface and the Protocol may be made available under open-source licenses. Where an open-source license applies to a piece of software, that license governs your use of that software.

You keep any rights you have in content you submit, such as fund names, tickers, images, descriptions, links, metadata and mining messages. You give Glaze Corp a worldwide, royalty-free, perpetual, irrevocable, sublicensable license to host, store, cache, copy, resize, convert, moderate (including by automated and AI review), display and distribute that content in connection with the Interface, including on fund pages, in share cards and link previews, and through the APIs. Mining messages of up to 280 bytes and other onchain data are stored on the blockchain, and copies of pinned files may remain on IPFS after we remove our pin. Those copies cannot be recalled, so this license continues for them.

If you believe content in the Interface infringes your rights, email admin@glazecorp.io. Include your contact details, the content and where it appears (such as the fund address or page link), the rights you claim, and a statement that your notice is accurate and that you own the rights or may act for the owner. We may hide the content in the Interface and remove our IPFS pin. We cannot remove content from the blockchain or copies others keep on IPFS.

If you send us feedback or suggestions, we may use them for any purpose without paying or crediting you.

17. Availability, changes and restrictions

We may change, suspend, limit or stop all or part of the Interface or its APIs at any time, with or without notice. We may block or limit any wallet, IP address, region, API caller or fund page, limit the size or frequency of transactions the Interface prepares, and hide or remove funds or content, for any reason or no reason. We do not have to explain why.

We do not promise that the Interface, any page, any feature or any data will be available. We do not promise to keep offchain data, such as launch drafts saved in your browser or cached history.

The Protocol contracts run on public blockchains independently of the Interface. If the Interface is unavailable or restricts you, the contracts may still be usable through other software, entirely at your own risk, and Glaze Corp has no duty to help. Using other software does not make it lawful for a Restricted Person to use the Protocol.

18. No warranties

THE INTERFACE, THE PROTOCOL, GLAZE, AND ALL CONTENT, DATA AND SOFTWARE ARE PROVIDED “AS IS” AND “AS AVAILABLE”, WITH ALL FAULTS. YOU USE THEM AT YOUR OWN RISK.

TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, GLAZE CORP AND ITS RELATED PARTIES DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES AND CONDITIONS, WHETHER EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE, NON-INFRINGEMENT, QUIET ENJOYMENT, ACCURACY AND AVAILABILITY, AND ANY WARRANTY ARISING FROM COURSE OF DEALING OR USAGE OF TRADE.

We do not warrant that the Interface or the contracts are secure, free of bugs or harmful code, or uninterrupted; that any data, price, estimate or ranking is accurate, complete or current; that any transaction will execute, or execute as quoted; or that any defect will be fixed.

Audits and reviews cover only the code revisions and scope they name. The Veridise review covered an earlier release and excludes the later Launchpad, FullRange and token changes. AI and internal reviews are not professional audits. Some reported findings were accepted rather than fixed, and others are listed as pending on our audit pages. No review guarantees that a contract is safe.

Some jurisdictions do not allow certain warranties to be excluded. Where that is the case, the exclusions above apply to the fullest extent the law allows.

19. Limitation of liability

TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, GLAZE CORP AND ITS RELATED PARTIES WILL NOT BE LIABLE TO YOU FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, EXEMPLARY OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES, OR FOR ANY LOSS OF PROFITS, REVENUE, TOKENS, DIGITAL ASSETS, DATA, GOODWILL OR OPPORTUNITY, ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THESE TERMS, THE INTERFACE, THE PROTOCOL OR GLAZE, EVEN IF WE WERE TOLD THAT SUCH LOSS WAS POSSIBLE.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, we are also not liable for losses arising from: a fall in the price or value of any token; Mine takeovers, including someone taking over the Mine from you at any price or for nothing; auctions decaying to zero or being filled by others; assets forfeited in a withdrawal; rewards or claims that are never funded or become stranded; actions of creators, allocation managers or other users; errors, delays or gaps in displayed data, quotes or estimates; failed, delayed, reordered or front-run transactions; bugs or exploits in any contract; actions of token issuers, bridges, networks, wallets or other third parties; or unauthorized access to your wallet or devices.

TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, OUR TOTAL LIABILITY FOR ALL CLAIMS TOGETHER, ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THESE TERMS, THE INTERFACE, THE PROTOCOL OR GLAZE, IS LIMITED TO THE GREATER OF (A) US$100 AND (B) THE PROTOCOL FEES GLAZE CORP ACTUALLY RECEIVED FROM YOUR OWN TRANSACTIONS IN THE 12 MONTHS BEFORE THE EVENT GIVING RISE TO THE FIRST CLAIM.

These limits apply to every theory of liability, including contract, tort (including negligence), strict liability and statute, even if a remedy fails of its essential purpose. They are an essential part of the bargain between you and Glaze Corp. Nothing in these Terms limits liability that the law does not allow to be limited, such as liability for fraud or, where the law requires, for death or personal injury caused by negligence.

20. Release and assumption of risk

Disputes between you and other users are between you and them. This includes disputes with creators, allocation managers, miners, auction fillers, liquidity providers, holders, token issuers, bridge operators and other third parties. To the fullest extent permitted by law, you release Glaze Corp and its Related Parties from all claims, demands and damages, known and unknown, arising out of or connected with those disputes, and from losses caused by the risks you assumed in these Terms.

If you are a California resident, you waive California Civil Code section 1542, which says: “A general release does not extend to claims that the creditor or releasing party does not know or suspect to exist in his or her favor at the time of executing the release and that, if known by him or her, would have materially affected his or her settlement with the debtor or released party.” You also waive any similar law of any other jurisdiction.

21. Indemnity

To the fullest extent permitted by law, you will defend, indemnify and hold harmless Glaze Corp and its Related Parties from and against all claims, losses, liabilities, damages, penalties, costs and expenses, including reasonable attorneys’ fees, arising out of or relating to: your use of the Interface, its APIs or the Protocol; any fund you create, its settings and metadata, and how it is promoted; any content you submit, including mining messages; any bot, script or agent acting for you; your breach of these Terms; or your violation of any law or of anyone else’s rights.

We may take control of the defense of any claim covered by this section at your expense, and you will cooperate with us. You may not settle such a claim without our written consent.

22. Dispute resolution, arbitration and class action waiver

PLEASE READ THIS SECTION CAREFULLY. IT REQUIRES YOU TO RESOLVE DISPUTES WITH GLAZE CORP THROUGH BINDING INDIVIDUAL ARBITRATION, AND IT WAIVES YOUR RIGHT TO A JURY TRIAL AND TO TAKE PART IN A CLASS ACTION. YOU CAN OPT OUT OF ARBITRATION AS DESCRIBED BELOW.

Informal resolution first. Before starting arbitration or a court case, the party with a claim must send a written notice of dispute. Send yours to admin@glazecorp.io with your name, your wallet address or addresses, a description of the dispute and the relief you want. We will send ours to the email address you have given us, if any. Both parties will try in good faith to resolve the dispute for 60 days after the notice is received. Time limits for bringing the claim are paused during those 60 days.

Binding arbitration. If the dispute is not resolved, you and Glaze Corp agree that any dispute, claim or controversy arising out of or relating to these Terms, the Interface, the Protocol, GLAZE or our relationship (a “Dispute”) will be resolved by binding individual arbitration, not in court. This section does not apply to a lawsuit or arbitration that was already filed before October 14, 2026. The American Arbitration Association (AAA) will administer the arbitration under its Consumer Arbitration Rules or, if you use the Interface for a business or other organization, its Commercial Arbitration Rules, as modified by these Terms. The seat of arbitration is Delaware. Hearings take place by video or telephone unless the arbitrator decides an in-person hearing is needed. Any in-person hearing takes place in the county, or similar area, where you live, unless you and Glaze Corp agree otherwise. If the Consumer Arbitration Rules apply, you pay no more than the filing fee those rules require of you, and Glaze Corp pays the other AAA and arbitrator fees. The arbitrator decides all questions about the scope, validity, enforceability and arbitrability of this agreement to arbitrate, except that a court decides questions about the class action waiver and the batching procedure in this section.

Exceptions. Either party may bring an individual claim in small claims court if it qualifies and stays there. Either party may ask a court for temporary relief to preserve the status quo while an arbitration is pending, or for an order to stop infringement or misuse of its intellectual property.

CLASS ACTION AND JURY TRIAL WAIVER. YOU AND GLAZE CORP MAY EACH BRING CLAIMS AGAINST THE OTHER ONLY ON YOUR OR ITS OWN BEHALF. NEITHER OF US MAY BRING OR JOIN A CLAIM AS A MEMBER OR REPRESENTATIVE OF A CLASS, OR IN A COLLECTIVE, CONSOLIDATED OR REPRESENTATIVE ACTION OR ARBITRATION. AN ARBITRATOR MUST DECIDE EACH PERSON’S CLAIMS SEPARATELY, EVEN WHEN CLAIMS ARE ADMINISTERED IN A BATCH UNDER THIS SECTION, AND MAY GRANT RELIEF ONLY TO THE PERSON WHO ASKED FOR IT, AND ONLY AS FAR AS NEEDED FOR THAT PERSON’S OWN CLAIM. YOU AND GLAZE CORP EACH WAIVE THE RIGHT TO A TRIAL BY JURY, INCLUDING IN ANY DISPUTE THAT PROCEEDS IN COURT.

If a court decides that a limit in the previous paragraph cannot be enforced for a particular claim or form of relief, such as public injunctive relief, that claim or relief (and only that) is severed, must be decided by a court, and is paused until the individual arbitration ends. It will never proceed as a class arbitration.

Mass arbitration. If 25 or more similar demands are filed against Glaze Corp by or with the help of the same or coordinated lawyers or organizations, the AAA Mass Arbitration Supplementary Rules apply. To the extent those rules allow, the demands will be administered in batches of up to 25, with one arbitrator per batch. Time limits for claims in later batches are paused until their batch begins.

Opting out. You may opt out of this agreement to arbitrate by emailing admin@glazecorp.io within 30 days after the first time you accept a version of these Terms that contains this section. Include your name, your wallet address or addresses and a clear statement that you opt out of arbitration. If you opt out, you and Glaze Corp still bring claims only individually and waive a jury trial, to the extent the law allows; only the duty to arbitrate falls away. Opting out does not affect any other part of these Terms.

Governing law and courts. The Federal Arbitration Act governs this section. Otherwise, these Terms and every Dispute are governed by the laws of the State of Delaware and applicable US federal law, without regard to conflict-of-law rules. For any Dispute that is not arbitrated, you and Glaze Corp submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the state and federal courts located in Delaware.

Changes to this section. If we later change this section, the change applies only to Disputes that arise after the change takes effect. A Dispute that arose, or that either party knew about, before then stays governed by the version of this section that applied before the change. We will post notice of a change to this section in the Interface at least 30 days before it takes effect. This section does not take away any right you have under consumer protection law where you live that cannot be waived by contract.

23. Termination and survival

You may stop using the Interface at any time. We may suspend or end your access at any time, with or without notice, including if we believe you have breached these Terms or are a Restricted Person.

Ending access does not undo any transaction or change anything onchain. Sections 2, 4 to 13, 16 and 18 to 26, and any other term that by its nature should survive, continue to apply after your access ends.

24. General terms

Entire agreement. These Terms, including the parts of the Risks and mechanics page they incorporate, are the entire agreement between you and Glaze Corp about the Interface and replace any earlier agreement on that subject.

Time limit for claims. To the extent the law allows, any claim by you or by Glaze Corp arising out of or relating to these Terms, the Interface, the Protocol or GLAZE must be brought within one year after it arose, or it is permanently barred. This does not shorten any period that the law where you live does not allow to be shortened.

Severability. If any part of these Terms is unenforceable, it is enforced to the greatest extent possible and the rest stays in effect, subject to the special rule for class and jury waivers in section 22.

Assignment. You may not transfer these Terms or your rights under them without our written consent. We may transfer them, for example to an affiliate or a successor, without notice.

No waiver. If we do not enforce a term, we have not waived it.

Force majeure. We are not responsible for delay or failure caused by events beyond our reasonable control, including blockchain or sequencer outages, chain halts or reorganizations, bridge failures, exploits of third-party contracts, cyberattacks, failures of hosting, RPC or indexing providers, changes in law, regulatory action, war, terrorism, natural disasters, pandemics and labor disputes.

Electronic communications and signatures. You agree to receive notices and records electronically, through the Interface or by email. Electronic acceptance, including clicking, connecting a wallet or signing a message with your wallet, has the same effect as a handwritten signature.

Notices. We may give you notice by posting it in the Interface or by emailing an address you have given us. You must send legal notices to admin@glazecorp.io.

Third parties and relationship. Our Related Parties may enforce the parts of these Terms that protect them. No one else has rights under these Terms. Nothing in these Terms creates a partnership, joint venture, agency, employment or fiduciary relationship.

Language and headings. These Terms are written in English. If we provide a translation, the English version controls. Headings are for convenience only, and “including” means “including without limitation”.

25. Changes to these Terms

We may change these Terms. Each version shows the date it was last updated at the top of this page. A change takes effect when we publish it, unless the new version gives a later date. Material changes follow the notice rule below, and changes to section 22 follow the rule in that section.

For a material change, we will post notice in the Interface, for example on this page, at least 14 days before the change takes effect, unless a shorter time is needed for legal, regulatory or security reasons. We may also ask you to accept a new version, for example by clicking or by signing a message, before you can submit further transactions through the Interface. Otherwise, your continued use after a change takes effect means you accept it. If you do not agree to a change, stop using the Interface.

26. Contact and official channels

These Terms are offered by Glaze Corp LLC, a Delaware limited liability company. For legal, privacy and other notices, and for questions about these Terms, email admin@glazecorp.io.

The official website is https://www.glazecorp.io. The address glazecorp.io redirects there. Another website is official only if its address is a subdomain of glazecorp.io, meaning it ends in “.glazecorp.io”. Our official social accounts are linked from the official website. Test and preview copies that we run on other addresses are covered by these Terms, but they are not official websites and are not meant for use with tokens of real value.

GlazeCorp will never ask for your private key or seed phrase. We do not offer support, airdrops, investments or transactions to sign through direct messages we start. Treat any such message as a scam, even if it appears to come from our team. Check the website address before you connect a wallet or sign anything.