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Risk Disclaimer

Status: draft for legal review. This is the short form. The full terms are in the Terms of Service and the Privacy Policy.

  • Not investment advice. Nothing here is advice on crypto-assets (MiCA), investment advice (MiFID II / Polish Act on Trading in Financial Instruments), or an investment recommendation (MAR). The operator holds no licence and is supervised by no financial authority. Every trade is your decision and your responsibility.
  • A measurement, not a prediction. Every score, grade, flag and alert is what our scanner measured at one block, with its coverage stated. It says what we could check — not what a token will do.
  • "Not checked" is never "clean". When a check could not run or a provider did not answer, the result says "unknown" or "unscored". The absence of a red flag is not proof of safety.
  • Heuristics can be wrong. The scanner does not audit code and cannot prove the absence of vulnerabilities, backdoors, hidden taxes or bad intent. It produces false positives and false negatives; how often is published under Calibration.
  • Things change in seconds. A token sellable at block N may not be at block N+1. Liquidity can be withdrawn, taxes changed, and trading paused after a result was computed.
  • Third-party data. Results depend on external nodes, explorers and APIs that are rate-limited, sometimes unavailable and sometimes wrong. Alerts are best-effort and may arrive late or not at all.
  • Labels are rule names. "Rug", "honeypot", "sniper", "operator", "farm", "relayed" name conditions met by on-chain data. They are not statements about any person's identity or intent.
  • Not custodial. We never ask for keys. This service holds nothing for you, signs nothing for you, and will never ask for a private key or seed phrase. Anyone who does is not us.
  • You can lose everything. Newly launched tokens are among the riskiest assets that exist. Most go to zero. Never put in what you cannot afford to lose.
  • Liability is limited as set out in the Terms of Service — on the free tier, to zero, to the extent the law allows.