Risk disclosure

Tokens can go to zero

Tokens launched on Pinarc are created permissionlessly by anyone. Most new tokens lose most of their value. A floor reserve gives a token a redeemable floor after graduation, but the floor is usually far below the price at which people bought, and a token without a floor reserve has no floor at all.

Bonding-curve risk

• The price on a curve rises with every buy and falls with every sell. Large trades move the price a lot; the simulator shows the impact before you sign.
• Tokens on the curve are not tradeable anywhere else until graduation. If the curve never sells out, the token never reaches Uniswap.
• The opening batch fills at one clearing price that is unknown when you commit. Anti-sniper limits apply for a fixed window after the batch.

Creator risk

A creator bond, vesting schedule and disclosed dev buy raise the cost of bad behaviour; they do not guarantee good behaviour. A creator can still stop working on a project. Check the bond, the floor share, the vesting and the lock length on the token page before you buy.

Smart-contract and chain risk

The contracts are immutable and have no admin keys, which also means a bug cannot be patched in place. Robinhood Chain is a young network; RPC outages, sequencer downtime or chain upgrades can delay transactions or the data the app shows. Uniswap V2 pools that receive graduated liquidity carry the usual AMM risks.

Stablecoin risk

Pinarc settles in USDG. USDG is issued by a third party and can depeg, be frozen for specific addresses, or become unavailable on Robinhood Chain. Pinarc has no control over USDG.

Only risk what you can afford to lose

Nothing on Pinarc is investment advice. Do your own research, understand every parameter you set or accept, and never commit funds you cannot afford to lose entirely.