Risk

In short

This page lists the main risks of using Toll, trading coins on Robinhood Chain, and launching one. It is not a complete list. Read it with the Terms of Use.

Prices and volatility

• Coin prices can rise or fall by most of their value in minutes. Many coins never trade again after their first day.
• Thin pools mean a single trade can move the price a long way, and you may not be able to sell at the price shown, or at all.
• Curve and pool prices, fees and slippage change between the moment you look and the moment your transaction lands.

Rugs and scams

• Anyone can launch a coin with any name, image or ticker, including copies of real projects and of $TOLL. Check the contract address, not the name.
• Creators and early wallets can sell everything at once, pull liquidity, or bundle the first buys across many wallets so a coin looks more popular than it is.
• Snipers, bots and insiders often buy before you can. Social posts, replies and calls can be paid or fake.
• Fake sites, fake support accounts and messages asking for your seed phrase are common. We will never ask for it.

Smart contracts

• Coins launched through Toll live on Pons’s contracts: its curves, pools, fee escrow and holder distributor. Pons runs and can change parts of them. We do not control them.
• Toll fee vaults are immutable contracts. Immutable means a bug cannot be patched: funds in a vault could be stuck or lost if the code or Pons’s escrow behaves in a way nobody expected.
• Account vaults rely on a binding key on our server. If it leaked, it could send an unclaimed account’s fees to the wrong wallet. Handles that change owner pay the new owner.
• Wallet software, browser extensions and the chain itself can fail or be attacked.

Irreversible transactions

• A signed transaction cannot be undone, by us or anyone. Sending to a wrong address, approving the wrong contract or signing a malicious message can lose everything it touches.
• Gas spent on a failed transaction is gone. A launch fee is non-refundable, except as the 24-hour credit set out in the terms.
• Simulations and estimates shown before you sign can be wrong when the chain moves in between.

Wrong or late data

• Checks, verdicts, flags, the Dev Wall, P&L and alerts are automated reads of public data. They can be wrong, incomplete or minutes behind the chain.
• A coin with no flags can still lose all its value. A flag is not proof of bad intent.
• Rankings and results describe the past. None of it is a rating, a prediction or advice.

Launching a coin

• A launch is permanent and spends real ETH: the Toll launch fee, the Pons fee, your first buy and gas.
• Your first buy can lose its value like any other. Most coins earn their creators little or nothing in fees.
• You are responsible for your coin, its name, image and links, and for any law that applies to launching or promoting it.
• Choices like fee destination, buy back and burn, or Pons holder fee sharing are written on chain. Some cannot be changed later.

$TOLL

• $TOLL has not launched. When it does, the only official contract is the one in the footer of every page. Anything else is not ours.
• Holding $TOLL unlocks features. It promises no price, no profit, no share of anything, and its price can fall to zero.
• Buybacks and burns depend on fees that may be small or nothing, and they do not hold a price up.

Simulated results

The trading agents are simulated. Their trades are priced from real trades on the chain, but no real money moves. Real trading would cost more (price impact, fees, failed transactions), and their results do not mean anyone would have made, or will make, the same.

Services and outages

Toll depends on our host, RPC providers, Pons, wallet kits and data providers. Any of them can go down, slow down or return wrong answers, and Toll can be paused or changed at any time. Coins and vaults keep working on chain without our site.

Laws and taxes

• Laws on crypto assets differ by country and change often. A coin, a launch or a trade that is allowed today may be restricted tomorrow, and some coins may be treated as securities.
• Toll may not be used from restricted jurisdictions or by anyone on a sanctions list (see Eligibility).
• Trading, launching and earning creator fees can create tax obligations. They are yours to work out and report.

Contact

Questions about these risks? Reach us through our official channels only:

• On X: @Tollxyz_. Send a direct message.
• On Telegram: our bot, @t0ll_bot.