Total-loss and liquidity risk
A token can become worthless, have no buyers, be manipulated, or become impossible to sell. A displayed price is a pool observation, not a guarantee that your amount can be sold at that price. Concentrated ownership, creator selling, MEV, bots, frontrunning and thin liquidity can cause extreme losses.
Program, wallet and execution risk
Bugs, upgrades, compromised devices, malicious wallet prompts, RPC failures, chain congestion, forks and third-party outages can affect execution and availability. Simulations, quote checks and reviews are safeguards rather than guarantees. Your signed transaction may confirm after an interface error. On-chain transactions are generally irreversible.
Graduation is a process, not a promise
The selected target refers to the SOL reserve threshold in the token’s config. Sells can delay reaching it. After completion a funded migration transaction is required; trading may pause until migration is confirmed. The resulting pool has fees, migration deductions and market risk. Migration does not guarantee demand, price appreciation, a third-party listing or ongoing liquidity from other participants.
What protections do and do not mean
Revoked mint/freeze authorities constrain those specific token powers. Permanent LP locks constrain configured LP withdrawal, with possible raw-unit rounding dust. These facts do not prove a creator is trustworthy, eliminate concentrated ownership, prevent selling, audit external links or insure against exploits. Creator fee rights and LP interests differ from ordinary token ownership.
Legal, tax and information risk
You must establish whether your launch, token, promotion and trading are lawful in every applicable jurisdiction. Token classification and obligations depend on facts and local law. You are responsible for tax reporting and obtaining independent advice. AI copy, charts, receipts, scans and FAQ material can be incomplete or stale and are not professional advice. Read the Terms and current transaction review.
Devnet and mainnet
Devnet assets have no monetary value and may disappear in network resets. Passing a local simulation does not prove a public deployment or mainnet launch will succeed. Mainnet must stay disabled until production configuration, legal details and public end-to-end checks are complete.