Risk Disclosure
Using Foundry and trading tokens on Robinhood Chain involves significant risk, including the risk of total loss. Read this before you trade or launch.
Last updated 11 July 2026
1. Total-loss risk
Crypto tokens are highly volatile and speculative. The value of any token — including any launched through Foundry — can go to zero. Only interact with funds you can afford to lose entirely. Past or projected performance is meaningless.
2. No advice, no offering
Nothing on the Service is investment advice or a recommendation. Tokens are not securities offered by Foundry and carry no entitlement to profit or the efforts of any team. You alone decide what to do and bear the consequences.
3. Smart-contract & audit risk
Smart contracts can contain bugs or vulnerabilities. Foundry's curve, locker, and factory are non-upgradeable by design, which means a flaw cannot be patched in place on a deployed contract. Audit status: the protocol may launch with capped pilot amounts before a third-party audit is complete. Do not assume any contract has been audited unless a published audit report states so. Verify contract source on the block explorer yourself.
4. Market & liquidity risk
Bonding-curve prices move sharply with buy and sell pressure. A coin may never graduate. Even after graduation, locked liquidity guarantees a pool exists — it does not guarantee price, depth beyond the locked position, or your ability to exit at a given price. Thin markets can be volatile and manipulable.
5. Anti-snipe is mitigation, not a guarantee
First-block buy caps and same-block trade bans reduce, but do not eliminate, the risk of adversarial trading, sniping, or coordinated dumps.
6. Counterparty & creator risk
Creators control their own tokens' narrative and social channels and may abandon a project. Locked liquidity does not prevent a creator or large holder from selling their own token holdings into the market.
7. Regulatory & jurisdiction risk
The legal treatment of crypto assets varies and is evolving. You are responsible for complying with the laws that apply to you, including tax. The Service may be unavailable or unlawful in some jurisdictions.
8. Technical & network risk
Blockchain networks can congest, fork, reorg, or fail. Transactions are irreversible. Gas costs, RPC outages, front-running, and wallet or key compromise can all cause loss. You are responsible for the security of your wallet and keys.