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It does not replace the licenses or copyrights of upstream components.

core/ is derived from Bitcoin Core v31.0, commit
6574cb40869b96b9ffc79c19dc8f4e467d60f321. Its COPYING file and the
copyright notices throughout its source remain in place. Bundled libraries,
test data and dependency recipes retain their own notices.

The yespower files under core/src/crypto/yespower retain their redistribution
conditions and attribution to Colin Percival and Alexander Peslyak.
See licenses/NATIVE-NOTICES.txt and the source headers.

licenses/NATIVE-DEPENDENCIES.txt includes Boost, Libevent, LevelDB, crc32c,
minisketch and secp256k1 notices. The Windows dependency recipes pin Boost
1.90.0, Libevent 2.1.12-stable and SQLite 3.50.4. SQLite's library source is
public domain. Linux builds using system development packages use the
versions provided by that distribution instead. Check core/depends/packages
when changing a dependency; this list is not a substitute for its license.

The application uses NBitcoin 7.0.49 and QRCoder 1.6.0 under their MIT
licenses. See licenses/DOTNET-NOTICES.md for their upstream locations.
The .NET runtime and its dependencies have separate Microsoft and upstream
notices when included in self-contained distribution packages.

The Linux desktop app uses Avalonia, SkiaSharp, HarfBuzzSharp, MicroCom and
Tmds.DBus.Protocol. Their license texts and graphics-library notices are in
licenses/. See licenses/LINUX-GUI-NOTICES.md for versions and source locations.

The software license does not grant rights to represent a modified build as
an official Slithy release. Slithy branding and original artwork are not
licensed by the root MIT grant. Third-party artwork and fonts retain their
own licenses. See docs/ARTWORK.md for the source-publication boundary.
