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Risk Disclosure

Last updated: July 15, 2026

Trading and launching tokens involves substantial risk. You can lose everything you put in. Read this page before interacting with the protocol, and never risk funds you cannot afford to lose.

1. Extreme volatility and total loss

Tokens launched on ArrowPad are speculative assets with no intrinsic value, no issuer obligations, and no expectation of profit. Prices can go to effectively zero within minutes. Most launchpad tokens lose most of their value. Assume any amount you spend may be lost entirely.

2. What locked liquidity does — and does not — protect

ArrowPad locks 100% of each token’s Uniswap V3 liquidity position forever: the position NFT is held by a contract with no withdrawal function. This prevents the classic “liquidity rug pull”. It does not protect you from:

  • the price falling because holders sell (including the creator);
  • creators abandoning a project after launch;
  • misleading marketing, fake communities, or impersonation;
  • large early holders dumping on later buyers.

3. Smart contract risk — no audit

The ArrowPad contracts are covered by an automated test suite but have not been audited by an independent security firm. They also depend on external protocols (Uniswap V3, WETH) and the underlying blockchain. Bugs, exploits, or chain-level failures could cause partial or total loss of funds. Immutability cuts both ways: if a flaw is found, it cannot be patched.

4. Anyone can launch a token

Token creation is permissionless. Names, symbols, images, and links are supplied by creators and are not verified. A token using a famous name or logo has no affiliation with that brand. Always verify the token contract address through official channels of the project you intend to buy.

5. Irreversible transactions

Blockchain transactions cannot be reversed, refunded, or charged back. Sending funds to a wrong address, buying the wrong token, or mistyping an amount is permanent. There is no customer support that can recover on-chain losses.

6. Thin liquidity and price impact

New tokens start with low effective liquidity. Even modest trades can move the price dramatically, and slippage on entry or exit may be severe. The quoted price for a small amount does not represent what you would receive selling a large position.

7. Regulatory and tax risk

The legal treatment of digital assets varies by jurisdiction and changes quickly. You are solely responsible for determining whether using the protocol is lawful where you live and for any taxes on your activity.

8. Not financial advice

Nothing on this site is investment advice or a recommendation. Statistics shown (prices, market caps, fees) are estimates derived from on-chain data and may be inaccurate or delayed. Do your own research and consider consulting a qualified professional before trading.