Read this before you trade

Lockkeeper lets you trade launchpad tokens while they're still on their bonding curve. That's early and risky. Here's what can go wrong.

01
Curve tokens can go to zero
Most launchpad tokens lose most or all of their value. Only trade what you can afford to lose entirely.
02
Prices move fast and slippage is real
Curve prices change with every trade. Your slippage setting caps how much worse your price can get, but a swap can still revert and cost gas.
03
Smart contract risk
Lockkeeper, Uniswap v4 and Pons are smart contracts. Bugs in any of them could cause losses, even after audits.
04
Third-party launchpad risk
Lockkeeper doesn't control Pons. Pons can change its contracts, fees or rules. We pause routing when its code changes, but can't prevent changes.
05
Routing can be paused
Guardians can pause routing at any time to protect users. While paused, you can't trade through the lock, though you can still trade on Pons directly.
06
Graduation changes how you trade
When a curve graduates, the token moves to a regular pool at market price. Liquidity and price there may differ from the curve.
07
Concentrated holders and creators
A few wallets, including the creator, may hold much of the supply and can sell at any time. Check the holder concentration flag.
08
Not financial advice, no guarantees
Lockkeeper is software, not a broker or adviser. Nothing on this site is a recommendation. Laws on crypto trading vary by country, and you're responsible for following yours.

Draft wording. To be reviewed by counsel before mainnet launch.

Curve tokens can go to zero