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[ RISK DISCLOSURE ]READ THIS BEFORE YOU PUT IN MORE THAN YOU CAN LOSE

What can go wrong.

Pairbase is open, permissionless software on a public blockchain. That is what makes it useful and also what makes it risky. This page is written plainly on purpose.

Last updated September 2026

You can lose everything you put in.

Tokens launched on Pairbase are created by anonymous people with no vetting. Most will lose most of their value. A pool with little liquidity can go to zero in a single trade. Nothing on this site is a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold anything.

Launched tokens are not backed unless the pool says so.

A plain launched token has no backing, no redemption, and no issuer obligation. Its only price comes from its pool. A backed token is redeemable for the ETH locked in the Pairbase vault and nothing else. It does not track any stock, commodity, currency, or real-world asset, regardless of its name or description.

Creators can withdraw the liquidity they added.

A creator who has not locked their LP tokens can remove their liquidity at any time, which can collapse the pool price. Check the LP lock shown on a pool before trading. The lock shows the date until which the launchpad holds the creator's initial LP tokens; liquidity added afterwards by anyone, including the creator, is not locked.

Providing liquidity can underperform holding.

A liquidity position tracks the pool, not your deposit. When the token's price moves far in either direction, the value you can withdraw can be less than if you had simply held both assets. Swap fees offset this only if there is enough trading volume. This is often called impermanent loss and it is permanent once you withdraw.

Smart contract risk.

The contracts follow a widely used design and have a test suite, but they have not been independently audited. Bugs can exist. Funds in pools and the vault are controlled only by code. There is no customer support that can reverse a transaction, recover a wallet, or return funds.

Network risk.

Robinhood Chain is a layer 2 network. Outages, sequencer delays, bridge issues, or changes to the network are outside Pairbase's control. Gas costs can change. Transactions can fail and still consume gas.

Price manipulation and front-running.

Pools with small reserves are easy to manipulate. Trades on a public chain can be seen and acted on before they confirm. Use the slippage limit, watch the price impact shown before every trade, and prefer pools with meaningful liquidity.

Wallet and key risk.

You control your wallet. Anyone with your seed phrase controls your funds. Pairbase never asks for a seed phrase or private key and cannot restore access to a wallet. Approving a token gives the router permission to move that token on your behalf; only approve what you intend to trade.

Legal and tax.

Launching, trading, or holding tokens may be restricted or regulated where you live and may create tax obligations. You are responsible for knowing and following the laws that apply to you. Pairbase does not provide legal, tax, or investment advice.

The interface is optional.

This website is one way to use the contracts. The contracts work without it, and other interfaces may exist. The website may be unavailable at times; that does not affect funds on chain.

If any of this is unclear, do not use Pairbase until it is. See the documentation and the terms of use.