Launching and trading coins is risky. This page explains the main risks in plain language, but it can't list them all.
1. You can lose everything you put in
Coins launched here are highly speculative collectibles. Most new coins lose most or all of their value, often within hours. Prices can move extremely fast in both directions, and there may be nobody to sell to when you want to sell.
Only use money you can afford to lose completely. Past price moves, charts, PNL figures or other people's gains say nothing about what will happen next.
2. How the bonding curve affects your trades
Before graduation, the price is set by a bonding curve: every buy raises it and every sell lowers it, so large trades move the price against you (slippage).
After graduation the coin trades in a Meteora pool whose liquidity is locked, but anyone holding coins, including the creator, can still sell at any time.
3. Coins are made by other users
Anyone can launch a coin. Open Launch coins are not reviewed, and a coin's name or picture may copy a real brand, person or project.
Creators and early buyers may sell large amounts suddenly. Check the holders, the creator's activity and the thread before you buy.
Identity verification is not an endorsement of a coin, and says nothing about its price or future.
4. Telegram fee payouts aren't guaranteed
Fee payouts come only from trading fees. If trading slows or stops, payouts shrink or stop. They are paid in rounds by automated software that can be delayed, paused or fail, and small amounts wait until they are worth sending. They are not interest, dividends or a return on investment. See Fees for how the fee is split.
5. Blockchain and software risks
Transactions on Solana are final. Mistakes (a wrong amount, a wrong coin, too high a slippage) can't be undone.
The coins, curves and pools run on smart contracts (Meteora's and others) that may contain bugs or be exploited. Our own software, including the keeper that pays out fees, may have bugs too.
The Solana network, RPC providers, price feeds or this site can be slow, congested or down, which can stop you trading when you want to.
Prices, balances and PNL shown on the site are estimates from on-chain data and third-party prices, and can be wrong or out of date.
6. Tokenized stocks and other pair tokens
Some coins are paired with other tokens, including tokenized stocks. A tokenized stock is issued by a third party and is not the same as owning the share. It depends on its issuer, may trade away from the real share price, and may be restricted in some countries (including the United States). Stablecoins can also lose their peg.
7. Keep your wallet safe
Whoever has your private key or recovery phrase controls your funds. Never share it. TGPAID will never ask for it.
Scammers use fake sites, fake support accounts, fake airdrops and "wallet validation" links. Always check you are on the real site before you sign anything, and read what your wallet asks you to approve.
If you signed up with X, Google or email, protecting that account protects your wallet. Consider exporting your key and storing it safely.
8. Laws, taxes and your responsibility
Rules for crypto-assets differ by country and change often, and could restrict or end some features. You are responsible for following the law where you live and for any taxes on your trades and payouts. Nothing on this site is financial, investment, legal or tax advice; if you need advice, ask a qualified professional.
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