Supporter questions
FAQ
Clear answers for supporters, including those new to crypto, before minting a fragment.
What is a Soulbound Token?+
A Soulbound Token, or SBT, is a non-transferable digital collectible. Once minted, it stays permanently connected to the wallet that minted it. Unlike a regular tradable token, it cannot be transferred, sold, or listed on a marketplace. Mucho Lío SBTs are designed as a lasting proof of participation in the philanthropic campaign.
Is this a tradable token?+
No. Mucho Lío uses ERC-721 token technology, but each token is intentionally Soulbound and non-transferable. That means there is no marketplace, no resale, and no speculation — only your permanent on-chain proof of participation.
What am I receiving?+
You receive a Soulbound Token: a permanent, non-transferable commemorative collectible connected to a fragment of the digital copy of the artwork. It is a way to support Fundación Leo Messi through a symbolic on-chain proof of participation.
Is this an investment?+
No. SBTs are non-transferable and have no resale market by design. This is a philanthropic collectible, not an investment product, and it does not promise any financial return.
Do I own the physical artwork?+
No. The SBT does not transfer ownership, copyright, image rights, commercial rights, or control over the physical artwork. It represents a commemorative proof of participation.
Can I sell or transfer my fragment?+
No. Mucho Lío tokens are permanent SBTs. They cannot be transferred between wallets, sold, or listed on any marketplace. The wallet that mints a fragment keeps it forever.
Why are the tokens non-transferable?+
The collection is designed for a philanthropic campaign and acts as a lasting proof of participation, not a speculative asset. Soulbinding removes secondary-market activity and keeps the experience focused on giving.
What wallet should I use?+
Use the wallet where you want to permanently keep your fragment. Once minted, the SBT cannot be moved to another wallet, so mint from a wallet you control and intend to keep.
Where do the funds go?+
Funds raised will be applied to a combination of charitable purposes and operating, administrative, and professional fee expenses, infrastructure costs, and other necessary disbursements for management, implementation, and administration.
Can I leave a message?+
Yes. Supporters can attach a short on-chain message to their fragment. Messages are moderated before appearing publicly.
Can I update my image, video, or message?+
The app may allow supported metadata updates for fragments you have minted. Media updates must be authorized by the project backend to protect the collection from vandalism or unauthorized content.
Can I participate without crypto?+
Currently, participation requires a compatible web3 wallet. Additional payment options may be considered in the future, but are not available right now.
What happens if the campaign sells out?+
Because Mucho Lío tokens are Soulbound, there is no secondary market — supporters who missed the initial mint cannot acquire one through resale. By design, the experience stays a participation certificate rather than a tradable asset.
Legal & Compliance
Legal & Compliance Center
Official documentation outlining donation purpose, token rights, artwork ownership, transfer restrictions, and compliance obligations for the Mucho Lío campaign.
1Donation purposeConfirms this is a fundraising contribution, not an investment product.+
Participation is structured as a donation-oriented collectible experience for fundraising purposes. Contributions do not create an investment contract, profit-sharing arrangement, equity interest, debt instrument, or expectation of financial return. Any campaign proceeds are intended to support Fundación Leo Messi and its charitable mission, subject to final institutional approvals, operational costs, applicable taxes, and compliance requirements.
2Collectible token rightsExplains what the SBT certificate represents and what it does not transfer.+
Each token is intended to serve as a commemorative digital certificate (a Soulbound Token) connected to a fragment of the digital copy of the artwork. The token may evidence a supporter’s participation in the campaign, but it does not transfer title to the physical artwork, copyright, moral rights, trademark rights, image rights, publicity rights, licensing rights, commercial exploitation rights, or any right to control, reproduce, modify, exhibit, or sell the underlying artwork or associated names and likenesses.
3Artwork and intellectual propertyReserves all artwork, image, name, likeness, and campaign creative rights.+
All intellectual property, provenance materials, photographs, names, likenesses, logos, marks, artwork rights, and related creative or institutional rights remain reserved by their respective owners. Any use of Leo Messi, Fundación Leo Messi, Liniers, the artwork, or campaign imagery must be expressly authorized. Token ownership should not be interpreted as permission to use protected materials for commercial, promotional, derivative, or endorsement purposes.
4Non-transferable by designTokens are issued as soulbound at launch; no secondary market is supported.+
At launch, every token is minted as non-transferable (soulbound) and is permanently bound to the wallet that mints it. This cautionary design prevents the formation of secondary markets in the short term, removes any expectation of price appreciation, and helps the campaign remain compliant with the broadest possible range of regulatory frameworks worldwide — including securities, consumer-protection, AML, and digital-asset rules. The underlying contract retains the technical capability to enable transfers in the future, but any such activation would only occur after a thorough legal and regulatory review and would not alter the philanthropic, non-investment nature of the original contribution.
5Compliance and eligibilityOutlines identity, jurisdiction, payment, fraud, and AML/KYC review requirements.+
The campaign may require identity, sanctions, jurisdiction, payment, wallet, fraud-prevention, tax, or AML/KYC checks before participation, transfer, redemption, or support activity is allowed. Access may be restricted or declined where required by law, platform policy, risk review, or institutional compliance standards. Supporters are responsible for ensuring that participation is lawful in their jurisdiction.
6Disclosures and no guaranteesHighlights technical, market, regulatory, tax, and reporting limitations.+
Digital tokens involve technical, custody, wallet, marketplace, network, regulatory, tax, and security risks. The campaign does not guarantee token liquidity, resale value, marketplace availability, continuous platform access, specific tax treatment, or uninterrupted blockchain functionality. Public impact reporting should distinguish planned allocation from confirmed deployment and may depend on foundation review, receipts, audits, and publication approvals.