BODE
COIN

1. SOFTWARE PROVIDER AND JURISDICTION Bode Coin (BDC) is an independent digital asset. Verum Wallet is purely non-custodial software acting as a technical interface. Verum Wallet Freeport, the company that develops this software, is incorporated and governed under the laws of the Republic of Panama. Any legal dispute will be settled exclusively in the courts of Panama City. 2. ASSET NATURE AND RISK DISCLAIMER Utility Token: BDC is a utility token intended to foster community, engagement, and governance. It does not constitute, in any jurisdiction, a security, investment contract, or promise of profits. Volatility: The user declares awareness that digital assets have high volatility. Verum Wallet Freeport provides the software technology only and does not provide liquidity, guarantee appreciation, a minimum price, or mandatory buyback. 3. TRANSPARENCY AND IMMUTABILITY (BLOCKCHAIN) Public Data: By using the Blockchain network to transact BDC, the user acknowledges that their wallet address (Public Key) and transaction history are public, permanent, and immutable. Right to be Forgotten: Due to the technical nature of the Blockchain, the "Right to be Forgotten" provided for in Law 81/2019 (Panama) and GDPR applies only to the centralized databases of Verum Wallet Freeport (such as marketing emails), as it is not technically possible to delete records on the decentralized network. 4. DATA PROCESSING (LAW 81/2019 - PANAMA) Limited Collection: We collect personal data (such as email and name) strictly for governance purposes, ecosystem updates, and user support. Security: We implement technical protection measures to prevent unauthorized access to data collected outside the blockchain network. Legal Basis: Data processing is carried out based on the user's explicit consent upon joining the community and the legitimate interest in maintaining the network. 5. CUSTODY AND SECURITY Verum Wallet Freeport recommends using Verum Wallet for managing BDC assets. The company is not responsible for assets sent to incorrect addresses, loss of private keys (seeds), or hacks in third-party wallets (Hot Wallets).