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Risk Disclosures

Full risk disclosures for $GRONK: token risk, smart-contract risk, routing risk, governance risk.

Read this before you buy anything

Every memecoin site tells you to do your own research. Almost none of them tell you what to research. This page is the list.

1 · Token risk

$GRONK is a high-volatility digital asset with no intrinsic value, no legal claim on any entity, and no guarantee of liquidity. It can lose all of its value, permanently, including while you hold it. Most tokens in this category go to zero. Nothing in this protocol prevents that outcome for this one.

2 · Smart-contract risk

The kernel, the governance module, and every venue in the registry are software. Software contains bugs. Independent review reduces this risk; it does not remove it. A bug in any one of those contracts could result in partial or complete loss of routed capital.

3 · Routing risk

Routing is not a yield guarantee. Venues can return less than expected, return nothing, or lose principal. Stable-pair positions can depeg. Lending markets can suffer bad debt. Tokenised treasury rails can fail. If a venue fails, capital routed there is at risk and there is no insurance fund.

4 · Governance risk

Governance is only as strong as participation. Low turnout hands effective control to whoever does vote, which may not represent holders generally. A sufficiently large holder can pass proposals that a majority of smaller holders disagree with. Proposals are binding once passed.

5 · Liquidity risk

Memecoin liquidity can disappear faster than price. A thin pool means you may be unable to sell at anywhere near the last quoted price, especially during volatility. There is no market maker obligation and no redemption mechanism.

6 · Concentration risk

Early buyers and the launch curve hold a large share of supply. Large holders can sell into thin liquidity and move price substantially. Holding a memecoin means accepting that this can happen at any time and without warning.

7 · Regulatory risk

Digital asset regulation is unsettled and changing. Rules can change in ways that affect the token, the protocol, or your ability to hold or transfer it. Nothing here is legal or tax advice, and it is your responsibility to comply with the law where you live.

8 · Execution risk

The roadmap on this site is a statement of intent. Phases can slip, be reordered by governance, or never ship. Do not buy any token on the basis of a feature that does not yet exist. As of today the kernel is specified but not yet live.

9 · Custody and operational risk

You hold your own keys, which means you own your own mistakes. Lost seed phrases, phishing sites, malicious token approvals, fake contract addresses and impersonation accounts are the most common ways people lose funds in this category. Verify the contract address here or on our X profile, and nowhere else.

10 · No advice, no warranty

Nothing on this site is investment, legal, financial or tax advice, and no statement on it should be read as a recommendation to buy, hold or sell. The protocol is provided as-is, without warranty of any kind, express or implied, including fitness for a particular purpose. Use it at your own risk.

11 · Third-party risk

The protocol depends on external infrastructure: Solana validators, RPC providers, launch venues, DEX interfaces and wallet software. Failure, censorship or compromise of any of those can affect your ability to trade or the safety of routed capital.

You can lose everything. That is not a disclaimer we enjoyed writing. It is the actual risk.

Route the attention. Keep the value.

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