Listing Policy

Morylen does not

• · apply for or request listing on any exchange
• · pay listing fees, sponsorship fees, or marketing fees to any exchange
• · allocate MORY tokens to any exchange
• · enter promotional partnerships tied to listings
• · acknowledge or celebrate listing decisions through marketing channels
• · engage market makers, liquidity providers, or trading firms
• · comment publicly on price, volume, or market dynamics of MORY
• · authorise any third party to act as Morylen's listing agent

Exchanges may independently

• · list MORY without contacting us — the contract is public on Polygon under permissionless ERC-20 rules.
• · conduct independent due diligence — we will respond factually to questionnaires but make no representations beyond what is publicly disclosed.
• · delist MORY at sole discretion — Morylen will not contest, lobby, or escalate.

Mandatory response template

All listing inquiries (regardless of channel) are forwarded to legal@morylen.foundation. The only authorised reply is the following:

"Thank you for considering MORY. Per Morylen's published Listing Policy, we cannot enter any commercial relationship related to listings. Any listing of MORY is the unilateral editorial decision of the exchange. We make no announcements, payments, or promotional commitments. The contract address and public token data are available at our terms page."

Why this policy exists

Active pursuit of exchange listings is one of the primary indicators that securities regulators look for when classifying utility tokens as investment contracts. By holding a strict passive-only posture, Morylen preserves the structural defence that MORY is a utility token used within Morylen products, not a financial instrument distributed for investment.

This policy applies in perpetuity. It can be tightened at any time but cannot be relaxed without (a) an affirmative on-chain governance vote of MORY holders, (b) external legal opinion that the relaxation does not increase securities-classification risk, and (c) a 90-day notice period.