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Privacy This site barely wants to know who you are
Plenty of sites work hard to remember you and follow you around, the better to aim ads. We go the other way: this site barely wants to know who you are. You come, you read, you leave, and we neither need nor intend to piece together a profile of "you". This page spells out what the site does with your data, and what it doesn't.
This is a static education site
Wayfare is a static education site. At heart it's a stack of finished pages sitting there for you to read. There's no login, no account, no comment box, and no form that asks you to submit any personal details. You don't need to register, and there's nothing to register for; we haven't built an account or a profile for you.
We don't collect your sensitive information
Keep this one in mind and relax: the site does not collect your passwords, 2FA codes, private keys, seed phrases, or anything else of that kind. No page of ours will ever ask you for them. If a page claiming to be this site ever asks you to enter a password or a seed phrase, that is not us, so close it at once. Anything that genuinely touches your account happens only on the other company's official page, which you reach on your own.
No ad-tracking cookies
This site sets no third-party cookies for ad tracking, doesn't sell your browsing to ad networks, and takes no part in cross-site tracking. We don't make money by "knowing you better", so we have no reason to watch what you read or how long you linger.
Visitor analytics
Most sites use a little visitor analytics to see which content people actually read. This site uses Google Analytics 4 (GA4), only to see which pages get read and roughly where visitors come from and on what device, to improve the content, not for advertising.
We run it privacy-first: Consent Mode v2 is on by default (analytics storage defaults to "denied", so before you consent, traffic is estimated without identifying cookies), with IP anonymisation enabled and no advertising features. We don't use this data to identify you. If you have questions about data handling, or want to exercise any related rights, email [email protected].
After you head off to a third party
Once you leave through our separate out-bound page for the official page of a third party such as an exchange, your activity on their site is governed by their privacy policy, no longer covered by this note. What they collect and how they use it is set by the privacy terms on their own page. What we can do is tell you clearly, before you go, that you're about to leave this site.
Note: This is the site's privacy note, an honest account of how it handles visitor data. If the analytics situation changes, this page is updated to match. Last updated 2026-06-19.