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Two people, and the ask is slightly different for each.

1. 1

   You run a campaign

   A coin names your fundraiser and you would rather it did not. You were not asked, and you do not have to give a reason.
2. 2

   You launched a coin

   You made a coin through this site and you want it off these lists.

Nobody had to agree to anything for a coin to name a campaign, so nobody has to justify asking to be left out of it.

What can happen. A campaign can be left out of the catalogue, so no new coin can be pointed at it from the launch form. A coin can be taken off the lists here: off explore, off the payout rows and off the figures. The campaign can be left out of the public record with it.

What cannot happen. A coin on pump.fun exists on Solana and is not CrowdPaid’s to delete, edit or rename. Its description is written into the coin and cannot be taken back. Fees already claimed and already routed to a fundraiser cannot be pulled back either, and a transaction on chain is public whatever this site shows.

So this page is about this site’s lists. It is not a takedown of the coin, because there is no such thing.

Say which of the two you are, and give enough for it to be found.

1. 1

   Name the campaign or the coin

   For a campaign, the link to its page on gofundme.com, justgiving.com or globalgiving.org. For a coin, its mint address, which is on its page here and on the venue.
2. 2

   Say what you want

   Left out of the catalogue, taken off the lists, or both.
3. 3

   Say who you are

   For a campaign, something that shows the fundraiser is yours to speak for. For a coin, the wallet that launched it.

Send it to runnexadam2545@gmail.com, or use the form below. A request is read by a person, and nothing about it is published.

A campaign that has asked to be left out is taken out of the catalogue straight away, and no new coin can be pointed at it from the launch form after that.

A coin that is taken off these lists stops appearing in them and stops counting towards the figures. What it already sent to a fundraiser stays sent, and the transactions behind it stay on chain.

CrowdPaid also takes a coin off these lists on its own account when it impersonates a campaign or a person, when it is used to attack somebody, or when it carries a name or a picture that was not the launcher’s to use. The Terms of Use set that out.

The docs explain how a coin points its fees here and how those fees reach a campaign, and section 9 says who runs this site.

Privacy lists what is stored and what is not.

Disclosures covers what nobody has agreed to and what this site has not published.