Privacy.

Who runs this site.

o4asol.com is run by ONE4ALL, the community project behind the o4A token and Omni, our black-hooded cat. On this page, “we” means the ONE4ALL project. You can reach us through the official links under Contact.

What we collect and why.

When you visit any page

• Your browser sends your IP address and basic browser details with every request, as it does on any website. Our host, Cloudflare, receives them to deliver the page and keep the site safe.
• Our own code never saves your raw IP address. Where we limit repeat sends, we save a scrambled code made from it instead.
• Your browser’s language setting decides whether you first see the English or the Chinese page. It is not stored.
• The homepage reads live public numbers from a status service the project runs on Render. Your browser asks it directly, without cookies, so Render sees your IP address too.
• If our own price or blockchain reads are down, your browser may ask public services directly: Coinbase, Kraken and DexScreener for prices, and public Solana servers for balances. They see your IP address. They are only sent the project’s public token and wallet addresses, never anything about you.

When you talk to Omni

• We store the words you send (up to 240 characters), the time, and a random message number your browser makes.
• To stop floods, we also keep a scrambled code made from your IP address. It changes every day and is cleared after midnight UTC.
• Messages that look like keys, recovery words, links, handles or phone numbers are refused, and their words are not stored. Your browser checks for these before anything is sent.
• Some messages are kept as notes, such as hype, repeats, spam and insults. Notes never go to the AI service unless the site owner picks one for Omni to answer.
• The site owner can read messages and notes to keep the chat safe. Other visitors never see your words.
• With each answer, Omni writes a one-line summary of what you asked. If he turns a message down, he may give it a safety label instead. Both are kept with his answer.
• If the owner turns on the public wall, Omni’s answer to you can show there beside that summary. Your own words never show there.
• Your browser keeps the numbers of your last 5 messages so it can show you your messages and his answers. Anyone using that browser can see them.

When you use the Wall of Legends

• To sign in, you connect a Solana wallet and sign a message. This proves the wallet is yours. It does not approve a payment.
• We store your public wallet address so we can show your pictures, bids and paid places. A sign-in cookie keeps you signed in for 24 hours, and signing out ends it.
• When you ask to sign something, we keep a scrambled code made from your IP address to limit repeated signing requests. It is deleted about a day later, once someone asks to sign again.
• If you upload a picture, your browser crops and redraws it first, which drops hidden photo details such as location. We also store the X username you add, if any.
• The owner reviews uploaded pictures before they can be used. If the owner runs an AI image check on one, the picture is sent through OpenRouter to an AI model. Your wallet and X username are not sent with it.
• Bids are signed in your wallet and stored. When you bid, the site checks your wallet’s public SOL balance and keeps that number with your bid.
• Payments are sent by your own wallet app, never by the site.
• Shown publicly: each bid’s wallet address, amount and time, and for each paid place the wallet address, the picture, the X username and the payment record.

Memes and the PFP maker

• When you download or share a meme from the meme tool, we count it so we can see which memes people use. We store which meme, the action, the time and a random number for that click. Nothing about you.
• The PFP maker runs in your browser. Your portrait is never sent to us.
• If you submit a meme to Community picks, we store its template, title and captions. A scrambled code made from your IP address limits how many you can send in a day. It is cleared after midnight UTC, the next time someone sends a meme. Approved memes are public.

What your browser keeps

o4a_lang cookie

Set only if you tap EN on a Chinese page. It records that you chose English, for up to a year.

omni_support cookie

Set only when you sign in on the Wall of Legends. It lasts 24 hours, and page scripts can’t read it.

Chat

The numbers of your last 5 messages to Omni, never the words.

PFP maker

Your unfinished portrait choices, and any X username you typed for the sticker.

Meme studio

Your caption draft, only when you tap Save draft.

Wall of Legends

The transaction id of a payment you sent, which is already public on the blockchain.

Holder count

A two-minute copy of the public holder count, so the page doesn’t ask again.

Page loading

If a page fails to load, the page address may be kept in your tab for a moment to stop a reload loop. It is gone when you close the tab.

Cloudflare may add its own security cookies. If you tap Open chart, DexScreener’s own page loads inside the chart, with its own cookies and rules.

What we never ask for.

We will never ask for your recovery phrase (the secret words that unlock a wallet), your private keys or any password. We don’t ask for your name, email, phone number or home address. The site can’t sign transactions or move your funds, and neither can Omni. If anyone asks you for these, in a DM, a reply or a copycat site, it is not us.

Who else handles it.

Cloudflare

Hosts the site, its database and its image storage. It receives every visit: your IP address, browser details, the pages you open and our cookies.

Render

Runs Omni’s computer in the United States. It gets each chat message Omni is about to answer, without your IP address or message number. It keeps a scrambled code of the message and usage records for up to 62 days, not your words. It also serves the homepage’s live public numbers, so it sees your IP address when you load the homepage.

OpenRouter, Anthropic and image checkers

The AI service that writes Omni’s replies. Each message Omni answers goes through OpenRouter to an AI model made by Anthropic, together with public project facts. No IP address or message number goes with it. When the owner runs an AI check on a Wall of Legends picture, OpenRouter also carries the picture to an AI image model. They handle it under their own terms.

jsDelivr

Delivers the large meme and PFP images. It sees your IP address and which image you load.

Price and blockchain services

Coinbase, Kraken, DexScreener, PublicNode and Solana’s public servers. Your browser asks them only when our own reads are down, and then they see your IP address. When you bid or pay on the Wall of Legends, our server also asks Solana servers about your public wallet address and payment. They see our server, not you.

DexScreener chart

Only if you tap Open chart.

Your wallet app

Phantom, Backpack or whichever wallet you use. You approve sign-ins, bids and payments there, under its own terms.

X, Telegram and other social sites

Only when you follow a link. Our links don’t tell them which of our pages you came from. What you post there is public in that space and follows their rules. If the site says Omni is reading the Telegram group, he can read your messages there. To read and reply, they pass through the computer that runs him and an AI service. This site’s code does not set how long they are kept there. The site owner may pick a community question for Omni to answer in a public post. The question is shown word for word, never who asked.

Some of these companies are in other countries, so your data may be handled outside the country you live in.

The blockchain is public.

Solana is a public blockchain. Wallet addresses, token balances, swaps, payments and donations can be seen by anyone, forever. We can’t change or erase anything on chain. This site shows some of that public data, such as reward records and the Wall of Legends.

How long we keep it.

Your chat words

7 days in the live chat, then erased. Owner backups can keep copies longer (see below).

The rest of a chat record

Omni’s answer, his summary of what you asked, any safety label he gave it, the times and a scrambled code of your words. Up to about 30 days.

Scrambled IP codes

For chat, until midnight UTC. For meme submissions and Wall of Legends sign-ins, about a day, but only once someone uses that feature again.

Wall of Legends sign-in

24 hours.

Omni’s usage records on Render

Up to 62 days.

Wall of Legends records

Wallet addresses, pictures, X usernames, bids, balance checks and payments are kept until removed. Paid places are meant to be permanent.

Meme submissions and meme counts

Kept until removed.

Your browser’s storage

Until you clear it. The language cookie lasts up to a year.

Clean-up runs when that part of the site is next used, so a deletion can happen later than shown, sometimes much later. Before database changes, the owner saves a private backup copy of the database. It can hold recent chat messages and is not deleted on a schedule. Cloudflare also keeps a short restorable history of the database, so for a limited time after a deletion the owner could still bring it back. The services listed above keep their own logs under their own rules.

Your choices.

• Don’t put personal details in chat: no names, addresses or phone numbers.
• You can read the whole site without connecting a wallet or signing anything.
• You can clear what your browser keeps at any time by clearing site data for o4asol.com in your browser settings.
• To have a chat message taken down, message us on X or Telegram with roughly when you sent it and what it was about. Don’t post the message itself in public. We can hide an answered message from view. The live chat erases its words after 7 days.
• For anything else we hold, ask the same way. Where you live may give you rights over your data. You can ask what we hold, ask us to fix or delete it, or object to how we use it. We’ll tell you honestly what we can do. Nothing on the blockchain can be changed.

Adults only.

This site is for adults 18 and over. It is not meant for children, and we don’t knowingly collect anything from anyone under 18. If you think a child has sent us something, please contact us. o4A is a memecoin made for entertainment. Crypto involves risk.

Security.

The site uses encrypted connections (HTTPS). The sign-in cookie can’t be read by page scripts. The scrambled codes for chat and meme submissions are made with a secret that changes every day. The site can’t ask for your camera, microphone or location. Still, no website is perfectly secure, and we can’t promise your data will never be exposed.

Changes to this page.

When the site changes what it collects, we update this page and the date at the top.

Contact.

Questions about this page or your data? Message the official ONE4ALL accounts. Only trust links shown on o4asol.com.

Replies on X and messages in the Telegram group are public, so share only roughly when and what, never personal details. We never ask for keys, recovery words or a payment to handle a request, and nobody from ONE4ALL will DM you about your wallet.