Shitcoin (STC) is an experimental digital asset created without intended utility, functional objectives, or economic guarantees, and participants should assume that it may have no value and may lose all value permanently. The system explicitly rejects promises of usefulness, adoption, price appreciation, or continuity, and it should not be interpreted as an investment, store of value, or financial instrument.

Distribution occurs in part through a limited faucet mechanism, the purpose of which is not to incentivize profit but to enable broad and permissionless participation under constrained conditions. The faucet operates under fixed upper bounds, meaning that if a finite number of participants are eligible, total distribution remains mathematically limited and eventually reaches exhaustion, at which point the faucet ceases to function.

As with early experimental digital currencies, this implies that some participants may receive coins while others receive none, and no participant is guaranteed access or outcome. Shitcoin provides no yield, no governance rights, no claim on assets, and no commitment to maintenance, development, or availability, and the system may be altered, paused, or abandoned at any time without notice.

Participation is entirely voluntary and undertaken solely at the user's own risk, with the explicit understanding that the expected value of holding or interacting with Shitcoin may be zero or negative when accounting for time, fees, and uncertainty. Shitcoin exists solely as a minimal digital token whose presence is not justified by utility or necessity, and any value attributed to it, if any, arises only from collective behavior rather than from design intent, guarantees, or promised functionality.