Risk Disclosure
Launching and trading tokens carries a high risk of losing everything you put in. Read this before you use the site, not afterwards.
Last updated 10 September 2026
01You can lose everything
Tokens launched here are speculative and frequently worthless. Most lose the majority of their value, many go to zero, and a token can become untradeable within minutes of launching.
There is no deposit protection, no insurance, no compensation scheme and no recourse. Nobody will make you whole.
Only commit an amount whose complete and immediate loss would not affect your life.
02Nobody is checking
This is a permissionless launchpad. Anyone can deploy a token without approval. Creators are pseudonymous, claims are unverified, and nothing is reviewed by us or by anyone else.
- A creator can sell their entire holding at any moment, without warning.
- A project can be abandoned the second after it launches.
- Names, tickers, images and links can be chosen to impersonate unrelated projects.
- A token's social links can be changed by nobody after launch, including a creator who later loses control of the account behind them.
03Market risk
A launch places its entire supply on one side of a Uniswap pool across a price range. Buying walks the price up that range and selling walks it back down, so a large order moves the price sharply against the person placing it.
Liquidity can be thin. There is no guarantee a buyer exists when you want to sell, no guarantee a token reaches any milestone, and no market maker with any obligation to quote a price.
Prices are quoted from the pool at the moment you ask. They move between the quote and the confirmation, and the transaction that lands may be worse than the one you were shown.
04Pairing against another asset
A token can be paired against an asset other than the network's own currency. When it is, the price you see is the price in that asset, and you carry both risks at once: the token's, and the paired asset's.
A token can rise against what it is paired with while falling in every other measure. Buying requires holding the paired asset first, and selling returns that asset rather than anything else.
Pairing against an asset says nothing about the asset's issuer. They have no relationship with few.fun, no involvement in the token, and no responsibility for it.
05Fees and taxes on trading
Every trade pays a protocol fee. A creator may add a further tax on their own token, up to a ceiling fixed in the contracts, and that tax is charged on both buying and selling.
The rate is fixed when a token launches and is shown on its page. Check it before trading: a token with a high tax needs a larger price move before a round trip breaks even.
Network transaction fees are separate and are payable whether a transaction succeeds or fails.
06Technical risk
Smart contracts can contain defects. The contracts behind this Interface are published and readable, but publication is not proof of correctness and no audit eliminates risk. A defect or exploit can result in the total, irreversible loss of anything held or traded through them.
This Interface is software and can be wrong. A displayed price, balance, chart or status can be stale or incorrect, and the network, node providers, wallets and storage it depends on can fail or censor.
Transactions are irreversible. A mistyped amount, a wrong address or a signature given to a malicious site cannot be undone by anyone.
Launch settings — the paired asset, the trading tax, the wallet that receives fees — are fixed permanently at launch. There is no function to change them afterwards, and a mistake there cannot be corrected.
07What burned liquidity does and does not mean
A launch sends the position holding its liquidity to a burn address, so that liquidity cannot be withdrawn by the creator, by us or by anyone. You can verify this yourself on chain.
That is a narrow guarantee, and it is worth being precise about what it is not. It does not mean the price cannot fall, that the token has value, that the creator will not sell, or that anyone will be buying when you want out. It means one specific way of losing money is closed. Every other way remains open.
08Legal and tax risk
Rules covering digital assets differ between places and change often. Using this kind of service may be restricted or unlawful where you are, and it is your responsibility to know before you act.
Trading may create a tax liability regardless of whether you withdraw anything. Keep your own records; we do not produce tax documents and cannot reconstruct your history for you.
09This is not advice
Nothing on this website is investment, financial, legal or tax advice, a recommendation, or a solicitation to buy or sell anything. No listing, statistic, ranking or label is an endorsement.
If you are unsure whether something is right for you, take advice from someone qualified and independent before committing funds.