Risk disclosure

Trading bonding-curve tokens is high risk. Read this before you trade.

Market risk

·Most tokens will not bond, and many will go to zero. Assume any token can lose all of its value.
·Prices are highly volatile and can move against you instantly, including to zero, with no circuit breaker.
·Early buyers, creators, and large holders may hold concentrated supply and can sell at any time.
·Low liquidity — especially before bond — means your own buy or sell can move the price significantly (price impact).

Cost and execution

·A 1% trading fee and network gas apply to every transaction, win or lose.
·Slippage protection can cause a trade to revert (you still pay gas) if the price moves past your tolerance.
·Quotes, charts, market caps, and reward figures may be delayed or inaccurate and are not guarantees.

Smart-contract and technical risk

·The Lotus contracts are immutable: their behavior is fixed and cannot be patched if an issue is found.
·Lotus has not been represented to you as externally audited. Software can contain bugs.
·Blockchain, RPC, or interface outages can prevent you from trading exactly when you want to.

Self-custody and irreversibility

·You are your own bank. Lotus cannot reverse a confirmed transaction or recover lost or stolen funds.
·Always confirm the exact contract address and that you are on Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663) before signing.
·Lotus will never DM you or ask for your seed phrase, private key, or a signature to “validate” or “sync” your wallet — that is always a scam.
·Only commit what you can afford to lose completely.

Nothing on Lotus is financial advice. You alone are responsible for your trades. Crypto assets are not covered by deposit insurance or investor-protection schemes.