Risks and disclaimers

Coins can go to zero. Trading coins on any launchpad carries substantial risk, including the loss of everything you put in. Most new coins lose most of their value. Only use money you can afford to lose.

The rules reduce specific risks, not all of them. Mooner's rules address known failure modes, such as concentration, copies, launch-block sniping and liquidity removal. They do not guarantee the value, liquidity or legitimacy of any coin, or the intentions of its creator.

Wallet limits are per wallet. One person can still use several wallets that look unrelated. Cluster visibility helps you assess this risk; it does not remove it, and its tags are patterns, not proof.

Prices move fast. A curve price moves with every trade, and many trades can land in the same second. Use slippage limits.

Software and networks fail. Smart contracts can contain bugs, including Mooner's and Project X's. Blockchains can halt or congest, and transactions can fail.

Scams imitate real projects. Mooner will never message you first, and will never ask for your recovery phrase, your private key or a payment. Check the address before you connect a wallet.

Stars are not an asset. Stars are points. They carry no claim on any token, revenue or asset, and Mooner makes no promise about them.

No promise of profit. Nothing in this documentation promises that any coin will gain value, or that Mooner will issue a token or share its revenue with anyone. Creator rewards are a share of trading fees on the creator's own coin, not a return on an investment in Mooner.

Your responsibility. Laws on trading digital assets vary by country; make sure using Mooner is legal where you are. Nothing in this documentation is financial, legal or tax advice, or an offer of any security or token.