Risk

What can happen to a token

A token can be volatile, can be illiquid, and can lose all of its value. A locked position guarantees the launch liquidity stays in the pool; it guarantees nothing about a price. A fixed supply, a locked position and an immutable fee are facts about mechanics, and a token can go to zero with every one of them intact.

A launched token is not a share. It carries no claim on any company, fund or security, including the asset it is paired against.

Nobody reviews what launches here

The projects that launch here are not reviewed, not endorsed, and not vetted. No opinion is held about any of them. There is no listing process, no featuring process and no promotion process, so a market appearing on this site means only that it exists on chain.

Nothing on this site is financial advice.

Nobody can recover funds

The contracts are immutable and nobody holds a key that can move a market's liquidity, change its fees or reverse a trade. That applies to whoever built this in exactly the way it applies to you. A mistaken transaction cannot be undone by asking.

What this interface guarantees, and what it does not

What it does guarantee is narrow and worth being exact about: the rules shown for a market are derived from that market's own canonical configuration, and where the page says they were verified, both hashes were recomputed and matched what the chain recorded. That is a claim about what the market will charge and about nothing else.

It is not a claim that the market is a good one, that its creator is honest, that the rules are favourable to you, or that anybody will be trading it tomorrow. A market whose rules verify perfectly can still be a bad market, and this site will show you exactly what it does either way.