Privacy Policy
Last updated: August 19, 2026
Overview
MoonMath is a privacy-focused token price calculator. We use minimal analytics to understand how our tool is used and improve it. We don't sell your data. This policy explains what data is processed when you use our service.
Controller
The controller responsible for data processing on this site within the meaning of the GDPR is:
Next-Inno
Christian BrunzendorfWilhelm-Busch-Straße 826842 OstrhauderfehnGermanyEmail: [email protected]. Full provider details are on the imprint.
Cookies & Analytics
Google Analytics
With your consent, we use Google Analytics 4 to understand how users interact with MoonMath. This helps us improve the tool and prioritize new features. Google Analytics uses cookies to:
- Count page views and sessions
- Understand which features are most used
- Track basic user flow through the app
- Measure performance metrics
We have enabled IP anonymization in Google Analytics to protect your privacy. Google Analytics data is NOT shared with advertisers or third parties beyond Google.
Your Cookie Choices
When you first visit MoonMath, you'll see a cookie banner where you can:
- Accept Analytics: Google Analytics will be enabled
- Decline: No analytics cookies will be set (we'll only use server logs)
Your choice is stored in your browser's localStorage and will be remembered for 24 hours.
Essential Cookies
We use localStorage (not cookies) to store:
- Your cookie consent preference
- Your last calculator state (token, holdings, targets)
This data never leaves your browser and is not sent to any server.
Data We Don't Collect
- No mandatory account profile or identity verification
- No user accounts or registration
- No third-party advertising trackers
- No social media tracking pixels
- No fingerprinting or device tracking beyond standard analytics
Data We Process
Security and Server Logs
Cloudflare and our self-hosted infrastructure process standard security and server logs including:
- IP addresses
- Request timestamps
- Browser user agent
- Requested URLs
These logs are used for security, debugging, rate limiting, and preventing abuse. They are retained only as long as operationally necessary.
Messages and Feature Requests
If you use the contact form, we process the information you submit to respond and prevent abuse; those messages are delivered through Resend. Feature requests create a private editorial draft in our private GitHub repository and do not ask for contact details.
Do not submit wallet secrets, API keys, sensitive personal information, or confidential project data.
Token Data
When you search for a token, we fetch public blockchain data from third-party APIs:
- Token addresses (public on blockchain)
- Market cap and price data (public)
- Token metadata (name, symbol)
Public token identities and observed market snapshots may be cached or indexed to improve performance, search and token-page discovery. Personal holdings and locally saved calculator scenarios are not added to that public token index.
A Connected Wallet Address
Connecting a wallet stores the address, so the workspace it belongs to can be found again on your next visit. Signing out ends the session and stores nothing less. Erasing the account is what stops the address being stored: it detaches the address, deletes the workspace, saved reports, alerts and memberships, and leaves the account as a row holding nothing about you. Reviews you wrote in the register and audit entries naming you stay — a record other people rely on is not one account holder's alone to withdraw. You can do this yourself, at any time, on the account page.
Aggregate Usage Counters
When a calculator loads token data, we increment two counters on our own server: one for the calculator that was used, and one for the token it was used on. Each is a single number per day, in UTC.
- No session identifier, no fingerprint, no stored IP address, no row belonging to a visitor
- Nothing that could distinguish one visitor from another, or link two calculations together
- Nothing you enter — no holdings, no targets, no scenario
These counters record that a calculation happened, never who ran it, and they cannot be reversed into a visitor. That is why they are not personal data and are not gated behind the cookie banner. We publish them on the usage page. We deliberately do not count visitors: doing so would require exactly the per-visitor identifier this design refuses to create.
You can keep your browser out of these counters on the opt-out page. The setting is a flag stored in your browser and sent as a request header; it creates no identifier and adds nothing about you to any row.
URL Parameters
When you share a link, calculation parameters are included in the URL (token address, holdings, targets). These are visible in browser history and server logs but contain no personal information.
Third-Party Services
Infrastructure and edge security
MoonMath runs on self-hosted infrastructure in Germany. Cloudflare proxies the public website and may process requests for TLS termination, caching, availability and abuse prevention.
Blockchain APIs
We fetch public token data from blockchain APIs. Token addresses you search are sent to these services to retrieve market data. This data is publicly available on the blockchain.
Your Rights (GDPR)
If you're in the EU, you have rights under GDPR:
- Access: Request what data we have (answer: minimal server logs)
- Deletion: Request deletion of your data
- Rectification: Request corrections to your data
- Portability: Request a copy of your data
Since we don't collect personal data beyond temporary logs, there's typically nothing to access or delete. If you have concerns, use the MoonMath contact form.
Managing Your Preferences
You can change your cookie preferences at any time:
- Clear your browser's localStorage to reset all preferences
- Use your browser's privacy settings to block all cookies
- Disable Google Analytics with browser extensions like uBlock Origin
If we add additional tracking or analytics services in the future, we will update this policy and notify you via the cookie banner.
Contact
Questions about privacy? Contact MoonMath.