Risk disclosure

Last updated 17 September 2026. Read this before you spend anything. SafeMemes removes specific ways a launch can cheat you. It cannot remove risk.

You can lose everything

Tokens and NFT editions created here have no intrinsic value. Prices are set by what other people will pay. A token can go to zero and stay there, and an edition can end up worth nothing. Only use money you can afford to lose entirely.

What SafeMemes does protect against

These are enforced by the contracts, not by our promises:

• No extra supply. A SafeMeme token has a fixed supply and no mint function.
• No creator dump. The whole supply goes to the sale contract; the creator never holds it.
• No rug pull. Once a sale completes, the liquidity has no withdrawal function, for anyone.
• No whale takeover. Every wallet is capped at the percentage chosen at launch.
• A refund if a sale fails. Miss the deadline, or the creator cancels, and every buyer takes back exactly what they paid.
• No bait-and-switch on a drop. The artwork, supply, price, limit and royalty are fixed at creation, and a drop with a mint goal refunds every edition if it misses it.

What it does not protect against

Market risk. After a sale completes, the price moves with buying and selling. Early buyers pay less than later ones by design, so the person who bought in stage 1 can sell into the market at a profit while a later buyer is down.

Contract risk. The contracts are written in Vyper and audited by inDemniFi against a published underwriting matrix: 110 contract tests, 20 named attacks, stateful fuzzing against an independently written model of how the contracts should behave, mutation testing that plants bugs to prove the tests catch them, and 48 structural checks on the source. The matrix, the findings and the steps to reproduce every answer are published with the contracts, so you can check the work rather than take our word for it.

inDemniFi is affiliated with SafeMemes (same owner), so treat that as a first-party review against a published standard, not an independent third-party opinion. A second reviewer working from the same matrix is the next step. Software can still contain bugs that take funds. Our contracts are not upgradeable, which means a bug cannot be patched in place.

A creator who goes quiet. Nothing forces a creator to keep building, posting or supporting a token after a sale. A drop without a mint goal pays the creator as editions sell, with no refunds. Judge the person, not just the mechanics.

Sybil buyers. The wallet cap applies per wallet. One person with many wallets can still take a large share of a sale. Holder and buyer counts can be inflated the same way.

Thin liquidity. A small raise means a small market. Selling a meaningful amount into a thin pool moves the price against you, sometimes severely. The launch page shows the pool size.

Sandwiching and front-running. Public transactions can be seen before they confirm. The trade panel sets a slippage limit and a deadline for you; keep them tight.

Network risk. Sonic can halt, congest or change. Your transaction can fail and still cost gas.

Wallet risk. A phishing site, a malicious extension or a leaked seed phrase loses everything in that wallet. SafeMemes never asks for your seed phrase, and we cannot recover a lost wallet.

Permanence. What you publish (handle, bio, images, token and drop details) cannot be deleted from Arweave, by you or by us.

Tokens trade only here. SafeMeme tokens cannot be listed on other exchanges, because the rules that protect holders cannot be enforced elsewhere. If this website goes away, the contracts keep working, but you would need to interact with them directly.

The safety reserve is not insurance

A small share of fees goes to a reserve we hold so that we can respond to incidents. It is discretionary. It does not cover market losses, and no payout is promised.

Gas-back rewards are not income

Sonic may pay the platform a share of the network fees our contracts generate, and we share part of it. It depends on Sonic, it varies month to month, and it can end. Never treat it as a yield.

No advice

Nothing on this site is investment, legal or tax advice. What you do with your own money is your decision, and the tax consequences are yours.