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Risk Disclosure

Last updated: May 7, 2026

Read this before trading or launching coins on Yeeter. Memecoins are some of the highest-risk assets on the planet. Most go to zero. Only commit money you can afford to lose entirely.

1. Memecoins typically go to zero

The default outcome of a memecoin is failure. The vast majority of tokens launched on any platform — including Yeeter — lose all value within days or weeks. Profits, when they happen, are highly skewed and unpredictable. Past performance of unrelated tokens is not a guide to future results.

2. Bonding curve mechanics

Curve price always rises with buys and falls with sells. Selling earlier means a higher price; selling later means a lower price.
Bonding-curve liquidity is shallow. A single large sell can crater the price.
If a coin doesn't reach 25 SOL of liquidity, it will not graduate to Raydium and may remain illiquid forever.

3. Graduation and Raydium liquidity

At 25 SOL of curve liquidity, Yeeter auto-creates a Raydium CPMM pool and burns the LP token. The LP being burned permanently removes the ability for anyone (including the creator and Yeeter) to drain that liquidity. However:

Burning LP does not prevent price decline if buyers stop buying.
Burned LP also means no professional market-makers will provide depth — slippage stays severe.
Holders can still sell to zero on Raydium.

4. Creator and concentration risk

Creators may dump their stake into your buys. Always check the creator's wallet and other launches.
A small number of wallets typically hold the bulk of supply. Use a bubble map (linked from each coin page) before buying.
Token names, tickers, and images are user-submitted and may infringe trademarks or impersonate real projects.

5. Smart contract risk

Yeeter's on-chain program is Anchor-built and deployed to Solana mainnet. Solana itself can experience outages, congestion, MEV, and reorgs that affect trade pricing. Smart contracts can have bugs that aren't visible in source review. The Yeeter program upgrade authority is currently a hot keypair — see the on-chain account for status.

6. Solana network risk

Solana RPC nodes can return stale or rejected responses during congestion.
Priority fees may need to be raised manually to land time-sensitive trades.
MEV searchers can sandwich your trades — set realistic slippage.

7. Wallet and self-custody risk

Phishing. Yeeter will never ask for your seed phrase. Anyone who does is stealing your wallet.
Approval drainers. Be careful what you sign — read every transaction.
Lost keys. If you lose your wallet keys, neither Yeeter nor anyone else can recover your funds.

8. Regulatory and tax risk

Crypto rules change. Future laws or enforcement actions in your jurisdiction may restrict, prohibit, or tax launching, holding, or trading memecoins. You are responsible for your own taxes — consult a qualified professional. Yeeter does not provide tax advice or 1099-style reports.

9. Platform risk

Yeeter may delist coins from the frontend for legal, abuse, or impersonation reasons. Coins remain on Solana regardless.
Yeeter may pause new launches or trades during a network or smart-contract incident.
The platform fee structure may change. Existing trades are not affected; future trades use the new schedule.

10. No financial advice

Nothing on yeeter.io is financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. You alone are responsible for your decisions.

11. Acknowledgement

By using Yeeter you acknowledge you have read and understood these risks and accept them voluntarily. If something is unclear, ask travisamiller21@gmail.com before participating.