# General FAQ

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<summary>Who owns and operates the Celestium?</summary>

It is legally wrapped as a DAO LLC where decisions are made algorithmically via governance. All decisions and revenues are managed through the on-chain protocol infrastructure.

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<summary>Can I speak to someone from Celestium?</summary>

Contact options include GitHub discussions at [TODO\_CELESTIUM\_GITHUB\_DISCUSSIONS](https://github.com/NextGenOrgs/celestium/blob/main/about-celestium/governance/TODO_CELESTIUM_GITHUB_DISCUSSIONS/README.md) and website chat features.

**Important note:** Remember that if anyone contacts you as Celestium support, it is not true!

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<summary>Can I join the Celestium team?</summary>

Community members can participate in the project by reaching out through support or GitHub with relevant skills. Please do not spam public groups.

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<summary>Is the project legal and what is its legal status?</summary>

Celestium is a public technological infrastructure governed by a Marshall Islands DAO LLC. Providing native tokens as liquidity constitutes a bilateral smart-contract arrangement between the provider and independent game operators, not a collective investment managed by the Company.

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<summary>Is there KYC on Celestium?</summary>

The protocol itself doesn't enforce KYC, though ecosystem partners may require it per local regulations, as Celestium itself is a decentralized application that has no option to enforce KYC.

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<summary>Can Celestium freeze or misuse my funds?</summary>

No, as no one has control of the contract execution and moreover it is technically impossible as the contract is autonomous.

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<summary>Am I anonymous while using Celestium?</summary>

User anonymity depends on wallet-identity linkage. All your transactions are publicly available data within the crypto ecosystem.

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