Risk Disclosure

Last updated 13 October 2026

Trading newly launched tokens is extremely risky. Most of them lose all their value. Only use money you can afford to lose entirely.

Market risk

New tokens have no track record, thin liquidity and prices that can move 90% in minutes. Bonding-curve prices change with every trade, and a few large holders can crash the price at any time.

Insider and fraud risk

Creators can keep allocations, exempt friends from the launch tax, use many wallets to look like independent buyers, or abandon a token after selling. Pilotlight's signals catch some of these patterns, but not all, and a clean report is not a guarantee.

Data risk

Scores, PnL, charts and summaries are computed automatically from public data and can be incomplete, delayed or wrong, for example after a token graduates to a DEX, or when wallets are linked in ways the chain doesn't show.

Technical risk

Smart contracts, wallets, RPC providers and blockchains can fail or be exploited. Transactions can revert, cost gas without completing, or execute at a worse price within your slippage limit. Blockchain transactions can't be reversed.

Wallet security

You alone control your wallet. If your seed phrase or device is compromised, your funds can be stolen, and nobody, including Pilotlight, can recover them.

Regulatory risk

The legal status of tokens and trading tools differs between countries and can change. You are responsible for knowing and following the rules where you live, including taxes on your trades.

No advice

Nothing on Pilotlight is financial, investment, legal or tax advice, or a recommendation to trade any token. Labels such as "Proven builder" describe past on-chain behaviour only.