Risk disclosure
Trading tokens, especially newly launched ones, is extremely risky. Read this before you trade.
You can lose everything
Most newly created tokens go to zero. Prices can fall by more than 90% in minutes, and a token can become impossible to sell. Only trade money you can afford to lose completely.
Nothing here is vetted
This app lists tokens because they exist on a blockchain and a data provider reports them. Appearing here is not an endorsement, a recommendation or a sign of legitimacy. Names, logos, descriptions and links are supplied by third parties or by the token’s creator, and anyone can create a token that imitates another. Always check the contract address.
Risk checks are limited
The warnings shown on token pages are computed from available market data. They cannot detect every scam, honeypot, tax token or rug pull. The absence of a warning never means a token is safe.
Prices and quotes are estimates
Market data comes from third-party providers and can be delayed, incomplete or wrong. A quote is an estimate of what a swap would return at that moment. The amount you actually receive can be lower, down to the minimum shown, and a transaction can fail and still cost a network fee.
Transactions are final
Blockchain transactions cannot be reversed. This app never holds your funds or keys: you approve every transaction in your own wallet, and you are responsible for what you sign. Token approvals can be abused by a malicious contract; this app only ever requests an approval for the exact amount of a sale, to the swap router.
Third parties
Swaps are routed through third-party aggregators (Jupiter on Solana, KyberSwap on EVM chains) and executed by smart contracts this app does not control. Those contracts and services can fail, be exploited or become unavailable.
No advice
Nothing in this app is financial, investment, legal or tax advice. Rankings such as “trending” or the leaderboard are descriptive statistics, not recommendations.
This text describes the software’s behaviour and is not legal advice. Before offering this application to the public, have these documents and the product itself reviewed against the financial-services, consumer-protection, sanctions and data-protection rules of every jurisdiction you serve.