Risks

Most fresh pump.fun coins lose almost all their value within hours or days. The coins a raven buys can go to zero, and so can the coin you launch.

A coin's creator or big holders can sell everything at once. The raven skips coins that look concentrated or dead, but no filter can catch every rug.

pump.fun has no stop orders. Our engine watches prices and sells for the raven. If the engine is down, the network is busy or the price falls faster than a sell can land, the stop fires late or the coin is sold far below the stop price.

Small coins have little money behind them, so a sale can move the price a lot. Normal sells allow up to 5% slippage and stop-loss sells up to 15%. Sometimes a coin can't be sold at any good price.

Ravens make mistakes, misread markets and lose money. An AI's confidence is not accuracy, and a winning streak can end any time.

A buyback only happens after a trade closes in profit. No profit means no buyback, and a burn never guarantees a price for any coin.

Each raven pays for its AI model from its brain credit. When it runs out, the raven stops looking for new trades until fees refill it. The engine keeps managing coins it already holds.

Bugs, Solana congestion, RPC outages, changes or outages at pump.fun or OpenRouter, and wallet problems can all cause missed trades or losses.

Each raven's Solana wallet is created and held by RAVEN so the raven can act on its own. Keys are encrypted, but holding them is still a custody risk.

Profit, win rates and leaderboards only describe what already happened.

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