Otto — Terms of Use
Last updated: July 16, 2026
Welcome to Otto, the AI analyst for the onchain economy. These are our terms — short, human-readable, and light on lawyer-speak by design. By visiting otto.xyz, joining the waitlist, entering the beta, or asking Otto anything, you're agreeing to everything on this page. If you don't agree, the exit is the little X at the top of your browser tab.
1. What Otto is
Otto is a research and analytics tool. It surfaces onchain data, market activity, tokenized-stock information, trending narratives, and AI-generated commentary. It's here to help you explore faster and think sharper.
2. What Otto is not
Otto is not a financial advisor, broker, exchange, wallet, or custodian. Nothing Otto says — no chart, signal, answer, ranking, or vibe — is financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. Otto is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or built in partnership with Robinhood, any blockchain foundation, or any token or company it talks about.
3. You trade, you own it
Crypto and markets are volatile, and AI can be confidently wrong. Every decision you make after using Otto — every buy, sell, ape, bridge, stake, or hold — is 100% yours. If a trade goes to the moon, congratulations, that was all you. If it goes to zero, that was also all you. We take zero responsibility for your gains, losses, missed entries, liquidations, gas fees, or anything else that happens to your money or your wallet.
4. No promises, no warranties
Otto is provided as is and as available, with no guarantees of any kind. We don't promise the data is accurate, complete, or real-time; much of it comes from third-party sources we don't control. We don't promise the AI won't hallucinate. We don't promise uptime, and we don't promise any feature you like today will exist tomorrow. This is a private beta — things will break, change, and occasionally disappear.
5. Zero liability
To the maximum extent possible, Otto, its creators, and anyone who has ever touched its codebase are not liable for anything arising from your use of (or inability to use) Otto. That includes direct losses, indirect losses, lost profits, lost tokens, lost sleep, bad trades, missed narratives, data errors, downtime, or the actions of any third-party service Otto connects to. If you use Otto, you accept all of the risk. All of it.
6. Your side of the deal
Be normal. Don't try to hack, overload, scrape, reverse-engineer, or break Otto. Don't use it for anything illegal. Don't share your beta password or resell access. Don't impersonate the Otto team or launch tokens pretending to be us — Otto has no token, and anything claiming otherwise is fake. We can suspend or revoke access to anyone, at any time, for any reason, without notice. Beta access is a privilege, not a right.
7. Whose stuff is whose
The Otto name, logo, design, and platform belong to us. The questions you type belong to you, but you give us permission to process them so Otto can actually answer, and to use anonymized usage patterns to make the product better.
8. Changes
We can update these terms whenever we want. If you keep using Otto after an update, that means you accept the new version. We'll try to be cool about flagging big changes, but the current page is always the source of truth.
9. The serious stuff we left out
You may notice there's no governing-law clause, no jurisdiction, no arbitration section, and no forty-paragraph indemnification wall here. That's on purpose — Otto keeps it simple. If you and we ever genuinely disagree about something, talk to us first like a human.
10. Contact
Questions, bugs, or existential concerns: reach us at ottoonhood@gmail.com or @otto_data on X.