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BlockForecast is built on public blockchain infrastructure, which means some activity — market positions, trades, wallet addresses — is inherently on-chain and publicly visible. This page summarizes how BlockForecast handles the data it does collect through the platform and its website. The full Privacy Policy is published at blockforecast.io/privacy and is the authoritative document.
This page is a high-level overview. The full Privacy Policy at blockforecast.io/privacy contains the complete legal text, including your rights under applicable data protection laws. If there is any conflict between this summary and the full policy, the full policy controls.

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What data BlockForecast collects

Wallet address

When you connect your wallet, BlockForecast records your public wallet address. This is inherent to on-chain trading and is publicly visible on Base L2.

Trade and market data

All trades and positions are recorded on-chain and in the platform’s database for display, settlement, and analytics purposes.

Usage data

Standard web analytics data — pages visited, session duration, browser type, and referral source — may be collected to improve the platform.

Communications

If you email support or submit an application form, BlockForecast retains that correspondence to resolve your query and improve the platform.

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How your data is used

BlockForecast uses the data it collects to:
  • Operate the platform — execute trades, settle markets, distribute creator fees, and display your portfolio.
  • Improve the product — analyze usage patterns to identify bugs, improve performance, and prioritize features.
  • Comply with legal obligations — retain records as required by applicable law, and respond to valid legal requests.
  • Communicate with you — respond to support requests and, if you’ve opted in, send product updates.
BlockForecast does not sell your personal data to third parties.

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On-chain data and public visibility

Because BlockForecast is built on Base L2, your wallet address, trade history, and market positions are recorded on a public blockchain. This data is visible to anyone who queries the Base L2 ledger directly — it is outside the scope of any privacy policy. If you want to keep your trading activity private, use a wallet address you haven’t publicly associated with your identity.

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Cookies and third-party services

BlockForecast’s website may use cookies and third-party analytics tools (such as basic traffic analytics). These are used only for product improvement. You can disable cookies in your browser settings, though this may affect some platform functionality.

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Your rights

Depending on your jurisdiction, you may have rights to access, correct, or delete personal data BlockForecast holds about you. To exercise these rights, contact support@blockforecast.io with your request.

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Contact for privacy questions

For any privacy-related questions, data requests, or concerns: Email: support@blockforecast.io

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Read the full Privacy Policy

The complete Privacy Policy, including retention periods, legal bases for processing, and your rights under GDPR, CCPA, and other applicable laws, is published at: blockforecast.io/privacy →