Legal & Security
Singularity is built with security, transparency, and user autonomy at its core. From architecture to revenue distribution, every component is engineered to reduce risk, eliminate custodial dependency, and avoid regulatory gray areas.
🔐 Non-Custodial by Design
Singularity never requires wallet connection
All tools—BuyBot, RaidBot, Trending Engine—operate via passive observation of public blockchain data
There are no approvals, no deposits, and no user funds ever at risk
Telegram bots are fully external and do not interact with private keys
You retain full control of your assets. Always.
🛑 No KYC, No Intermediaries
There is no onboarding process, no identity collection, no third-party custody
$SING token is freely tradable and does not act as a financial contract or yield-bearing asset
Revenue-sharing operates through transparent logic, not staking or managed accounts
The team holds no privileged position—there are no backend switches, no admin override keys
📡 Full On-Chain Transparency
All signals, data feeds, and alerts are sourced directly from our self-hosted Ethereum full node
There is no data manipulation, no external API dependency for core metrics
Every on-chain event tracked (buys, sells, LP changes, wallet actions) is public, verifiable, and reproducible
Risk assessments (via EVA API + internal logic) are published and can be audited per token
💰 Verifiable Revenue-Sharing
35%+ of platform revenue is distributed to $SING holders
There is no staking contract or custodial vault
Revenue flow is based on tool usage, not “number of tokens held”
Dashboards are under development to show every inflow and split
⚠️ Security Philosophy
No smart contracts are required to interact with the platform
No upgradability risk or proxy logic inside bot flows
APIs are rate-limited, scoped, and isolated per module
External integrations (e.g., LLMs, EVA, Twitter) are non-invasive and sandboxed
Singularity doesn’t just aim to be secure—it aims to eliminate entire vectors of risk. This isn’t a compliance project. It’s a sovereign infrastructure stack built for users who understand that trustlessness starts with architecture, not buzzwords.
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