operator disclosure

Who keeps the gate, and what they can do

Wicket is run by one operator — the same builder behind several other launchpads on Robinhood Chain. It is not an independent team and does not pretend to be one. That operator controls one wallet, the keeper, which deployed the contracts (0x4F18…800A) and holds every leaf.

What the keeper can do

• It holds the leaf — 78% of the LP — of every stile hung here, including stiles other people hang. That position is not locked. It can be pulled, in part or whole, at any time, which takes that share of the coins and ETH out of the pool.
• It hung the house coin, $WCKT (metadata: https://wicket.lol/wckt.json), exactly once.
• Any buy or sell it makes is from that same named wallet and visible on chain.

What the keeper cannot do

• Touch the sill — 22% of the LP: that NFT is owned by 0x…dEaD.
• Change the 1.80 ETH open, the 22/78 cut or the 0% fee: they are constants, and the Gatehouse has no owner, setter, pause or fee switch.
• Mint more of any stile, block a wallet or tax a trade: each stile is a plain ERC-20 with ownership renounced in its constructor.

What this is not

Not locked liquidity, not audited, not an investment and not a promise about price. There is no snipe protection: bots can and do buy in the first block. Treat every stile as able to lose 78% of its liquidity in one transaction, because it can.