Read this before you size anything.

1. What Curator is

Curator is a research tool for liquidity providers. It reads public data about pools, vaults and wallets, scores it with rules you can inspect in the source code, and shows you the result. It never holds funds, never signs or sends transactions, and never asks for a private key or seed phrase. Signing in with a wallet is a signature over a plain-text message (EIP-4361) that costs nothing and moves nothing.

2. Not financial advice

Scores, grades, flags, simulations and rotation verdicts are outputs of a model with stated assumptions (24h/7d fee history, a σ²/8 impermanent-loss estimate, a fixed switch cost). They are research prompts, not recommendations, and they can be wrong. Liquidity provision can lose money, including all of it. You alone decide what to do with your capital, and you are responsible for the outcome.

3. Data comes from third parties

Pool, vault and position data comes from public APIs operated by others (Krystal, DexScreener). Curator does not control their accuracy, availability or terms. When a metric is not provided, Curator shows it as unknown rather than zero; when a feed is stale, the status bar says so. Do not treat any number here as a guaranteed on-chain fact.

4. Track record

The public track record is an aggregate of every verdict shown to any user, compared with what followed, using the same third-party data. It is anonymous and it is published whether it is flattering or not. It is a measure of the model, not a promise about future results.

5. Alerts

Telegram alerts are best-effort. They depend on third-party feeds, Telegram, and this service being up. Missing or late alerts are not a breach of these terms. Do not rely on them as your only monitor for positions you cannot afford to leave unattended.

6. Your account

Keep your wallet and password safe; sessions are yours to end from the account menu. You may not use Curator to attack, overload or scrape the service or its data sources, or to break the law where you are. We may suspend accounts that do.

7. Referral links

Links to Krystal carry a referral code. If you use Krystal through them, Curator's operator may receive a share of Krystal's fees at no extra cost to you. Verdicts and scores do not take this into account; the model has no idea which link you click.

8. Software licence and warranty

Curator is free software under the GNU Affero General Public License v3. It is provided "as is", without warranty of any kind, and to the fullest extent the law allows the operator is not liable for any loss arising from its use. The source for this deployment is available from the source page.

9. Changes

These terms may change. The date above is the current version; continued use after a change means you accept it.

Questions: open an issue on the source repository. See also Terms of service and Privacy policy.