Coin and image content

Only upload what you have the right to use

You are responsible for the images you upload. Use your own artwork or images you have permission to use.

Not allowed

• Sexual content involving children, or any other illegal content.
• Images that use someone else’s work, name or likeness without permission.
• Coin names, tickers, descriptions or images that impersonate another person, brand or project, falsely claim an affiliation, or are part of a scam.
• Images that show other people’s private information, or that threaten or harass anyone.
• Files that are not really pictures, or that try to attack the people or software that open them.

What we do about it

Anyone can report a coin or image. Reports are stored for operator review; they are allegations, not verified findings, and do not automatically hide a coin. The operator may hide or restore a coin’s listing on Yeets and record a decision. A resolved report does not itself mean a coin is safe or that every allegation was proven.

The operator may also remove an uploaded image. Exact copies of its bytes are blocked from upload and serving on this site; this does not detect edited copies. Removing an image does not remove the coin, and a page may show a broken picture afterwards.

If you come across sexual content involving children, also report it to your national hotline, such as the NCMEC CyberTipline (United States) or the Internet Watch Foundation (United Kingdom).

What we don’t do

• Uploads and coin identities are not automatically verified for legality, ownership or scams. A listing is not a safety endorsement.
• We can’t promise a reply to a report or a time frame for removing something.
• Site moderation cannot reverse blockchain transactions, destroy a token or remove it from external trading services. Previously cached pages or images may remain visible until their caches expire.
• We don’t promise an uploaded image stays online: it lives on this site’s storage, not on a permanent network.

Your privacy

Each upload is tied to the wallet address that signed it, so we can trace abuse. Location and camera data is removed from JPEG and PNG files. A report’s contact detail is optional. Coin report details, contact and operator notes stay private to the operator; a public receipt reveals only its reference, status and timestamps.