PairRisks and assumptions
Launching a coin and committing liquidity are financial actions with irreversible consequences.
Market and liquidity risk
Both assets can lose value. A paired pool can have little or no volume, and its price can diverge from other markets. Arbitrage and impermanent loss can change the mix and value of its reserves.
A lower custom-pool fee does not guarantee better execution or dominant trading volume. Committed LP positions cannot currently be withdrawn from PairVault.
Contract and asset risk
Contract defects, compromised dependencies and unexpected token behaviour can cause loss. Tokens may have transfer restrictions, taxes, blacklist controls, rebasing rules or issuer permissions.
The implementation is not described as audited. Tests and simulations cover specific conditions and do not prove the absence of vulnerabilities.
Execution and upstream dependencies
Pons controls its factory, fee policy and some post-graduation settlement steps. Operator downtime can delay receipts. Pair’s keeper is trusted to provide responsible execution parameters and must have gas to operate.
RPC outages, indexer delays, reorganizations and failed transactions can delay the interface. Check transaction receipts and contract state when a displayed status appears inconsistent.
Tokenized assets
A token referring to a stock or other offchain asset may have issuer restrictions and may not grant the rights its name suggests. Read the issuer’s terms and check eligibility before using it.
Pairing with an asset does not imply an endorsement or partnership with its issuer, Pons or Robinhood.