What SEAL provides
SEAL labels where a token comes from, based on public evidence and the rules set out in the Method. A label is information. It is not investment advice, an endorsement, or a statement that a token is safe. See the Disclaimer.
Labels change
A label follows the evidence, so it can change at any time, for example when a project’s website changes or a second team claims the name. The previous label stays visible in the token’s history. Do not rely on a label you stored earlier.
Using the API
Access to the API is set up with each platform during onboarding. If you have access:
- Keep your API key secret and on your server. Each key belongs to one platform.
- Stay within your request limit.
- Show labels as described in Showing a label: show the basis with the label, never add wording that suggests a token is safe, and never show a label the API has replaced.
- Do not resell SEAL’s data or publish it as a dataset of your own without our agreement.
We may suspend or revoke a key that breaks these terms or puts the service at risk.
Using the site
Do not try to disrupt or overload the site or the API, or to gain access you were not given. The research and the case study may be quoted and cited with a link to the page.
The SEAL name and mark
Platforms with access may use the SEAL name and mark to show labels, as described in the guidelines. They may not be used to suggest that SEAL endorses a token, a platform or anything else.
No warranty
SEAL is provided as it is and as available. We work to keep labels correct and the service running, but we do not guarantee that every label is complete, current or free of errors, or that the service is never interrupted.
Liability
To the extent the law allows, SEAL is not liable for losses from trading decisions or from relying on a label.
Changes
When these terms change, the date at the top changes with them. Using SEAL after a change means you accept the new terms.
Questions
Write to us through the contact form or @sealmarkets on X.