Risk disclosures

Read these before launching, trading, or funding compute.

Token market risk

A token can lose all its market value. Small pools can show high apparent valuations that cannot be realised in a sale. Thin liquidity, slippage, taxes, bot activity, transaction ordering, and manipulation affect execution. Linking a token to an AI model does not remove these risks or create intrinsic backing.

Protocol and wallet risk

Transactions use third-party launchpad and exchange programs. They can have bugs, administrative powers, upgrades, configuration changes, interruptions, or adversarial activity. The application is not a smart-contract audit. A supported factory address is not a guarantee of safety.

Wrong-network transfers, malicious signatures, compromised wallets, and lost keys can cause irreversible losses. Exact-amount approvals reduce but do not eliminate approval risks. Check every wallet request.

Payment and operator risk

Service credit is maintained offchain by the operator. Users depend on the operator's funding, solvency, records, security, and continuing ability to supply inference. The app does not lock reserves in escrow or provide an independently enforceable onchain redemption mechanism.

Native cryptocurrency prices can change between quote, receipt, conversion, and provider replenishment. Fresh references and buffers do not eliminate that exposure. Operators must reconcile treasury funds with customer service liabilities and provider capacity.

Model and output risk

Model prices can change. Models can be renamed, replaced, restricted, or removed. A fixed amount of service credit will not always buy a fixed quantity of inference. AI output can contain errors, infringements, or harmful suggestions and requires appropriate review.

Chain and infrastructure risk

Finality and confirmation thresholds reduce but do not eliminate reorganisation risk. RPCs, DNS, hosting, IPFS gateways, exchange references, and provider APIs can fail. Pending transactions and inference requests may require reconciliation after an outage.

Legal and tax risk

Calling an asset a memecoin or a service credit does not determine its legal treatment. Applicable obligations depend on the actual service, control of funds, marketing, location, users, and operation. Creators and operators must assess those obligations before public activity. The documents included here do not establish regulatory approval or remove mandatory consumer protections.

No guaranteed outcomes

There is no guaranteed appreciation, trading profit, yield, provider affiliation, token-price peg, permanent model access, or risk-free redemption. Platform fees and network fees can apply even when market outcomes are unfavourable. Mandatory legal rights remain unaffected.