Risk disclosure

Last updated: TODO(lawyer) — date of review

Please read this before using any feature that creates a transaction.

Burning is irreversible

Burning destroys tokens permanently. No one, including us, can undo a burn or recover burned tokens. A token that looks dead can sometimes regain value later; if you burn it, you lose that possibility. If a token still has meaningful value, consider selling it instead. The Interface warns you when a token’s estimated value is above a threshold, but estimates can be wrong.

You sign everything yourself

Every transaction is prepared for you to review and sign in your own wallet. Check what your wallet shows before signing. Never sign something you don’t understand. We never ask for your seed phrase. Anyone who does is trying to steal from you.

Data may be wrong

Prices, values, launch dates, peaks, holder data and autopsy patterns come from third-party sources and our own calculations. They can be delayed, incomplete or inaccurate. Average buy prices are estimates and may be unknown. Do not rely on the Interface for financial, tax or legal decisions.

Blockchain and third-party risks

• Transactions can fail, be delayed, or cost network fees even when they fail.
• Wallets, RPC providers, swap aggregators and token programs are operated by third parties and can malfunction or be compromised.
• Some tokens use features (such as Token-2022 transfer hooks) that can behave unexpectedly. We exclude such tokens from transactions.
• Phishing sites may copy this Interface. Always check you are on our official domain.

Not advice

RIP is entertainment and wallet-cleanup software. Nothing in it is financial, investment, legal or tax advice, and nothing in it is a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any asset.