Risk Disclosure
Digital assets and decentralized markets involve substantial risk.
Last updated: September 15, 2026
Digital asset risk
Tokens may experience extreme price volatility and may rapidly lose some or all of their value.
Liquidity risk
Markets may have limited liquidity. Trades can experience significant price impact, slippage or become difficult to execute.
Smart contract and protocol risk
Smart contracts, blockchain networks, liquidity venues, bridges and other protocols may contain vulnerabilities, fail or behave unexpectedly.
Token and creator risk
Tokens may be created by unknown or unaffiliated parties. Creators or other holders may sell large positions, abandon projects or engage in misleading or malicious activity.
Self-custody risk
You are responsible for your wallet, private keys, approvals and transactions. Lost keys or incorrectly submitted transactions may result in permanent loss.
Data and discovery risk
Prices, market data, rankings, attention signals, momentum states, wallet classifications and other URGE intelligence may be delayed, incomplete or incorrect.
These signals describe observed data and are not recommendations, predictions or guarantees that a token will increase or decrease in value.
Irreversible transactions
Blockchain transactions generally cannot be cancelled or reversed after confirmation.
No guarantee
Past activity, wallet performance, attention, trading volume or market behavior does not guarantee future results.