1. No promised value or income
Tokens created through THESIS can have no buyers, no liquidity and no lasting value. You can lose the entire amount spent on tokens, gas and launch costs. The 300,000 $THESIS access requirement is not a promise that its value will be maintained. Creator fee allocations are not a yield, dividend, guaranteed payment or investment return.
2. Automated interpretation and irreversible execution
AI can misread a thesis, invent information or produce unsuitable artwork. Name, ticker, description, creator address and image mistakes can become permanent once a launch is confirmed. A post can be processed without a separate preview or wallet approval from its author. Duplicate prevention and confirmation checks reduce risk but do not eliminate software bugs, chain reorganizations or unintended execution.
3. Wallets, contracts and the platform signer
Smart contracts, routers, splitters and blockchain infrastructure may contain vulnerabilities or behave unexpectedly. THESIS uses a platform signing wallet for supported launches; compromise, insufficient funds or unavailable signing infrastructure can interrupt or affect launches and fee collection. Keep your own keys secure and verify addresses and signatures. Never send a private key or seed phrase to the service.
4. Fees and collection limits
Trading may generate no creator fees. Pons must accrue and make fees available before they can reach the splitter. Collection can fail or cost more than expected, and some older or graduated tokens require different handling. When enabled, automatic checks use a $30 claimable-fee threshold and stop permanently after an hour without qualifying transaction activity under the current policy. Gas limits, outages and insufficient funds can prevent a collection. The “Creator fees so far” display includes entitlement remaining in the splitter, not only amounts already paid to the creator.
5. Prices, liquidity and third-party trading
Displayed prices, market caps and fees are saved estimates and may be stale or incomplete. A market cap is not the amount that holders can withdraw. Bonding curves, low liquidity, slippage, price impact, bots and migration to a different trading venue can materially change execution or valuation. Trades on Pons or other venues occur under those venues’ rules and risks.
6. Content and provider risks
Submitted names and images can infringe rights, impersonate others or contain misleading claims. AI-generated artwork may resemble existing work and is not guaranteed to be original or exclusive. Fomo data, AI output, RPC responses and external APIs may be incorrect or unavailable. Remote images can disappear; copied artwork and metadata can remain public indefinitely. A listing, creator handle or successful launch is not THESIS’s endorsement of a token.
7. Legal and personal circumstances
Rules concerning tokens, promotion, privacy and taxation differ and can change. A launch may create obligations for its creator. You are responsible for understanding the obligations that apply to your activity. Seek qualified advice where needed; the website does not assess your financial circumstances or provide personalized investment, legal or tax advice.
8. Service risks and questions
Illustrative examples are not evidence of actual launches or performance. Successful prior launches do not guarantee future results or eliminate the risks described in this notice. Contact privacy@thesisfamily.com about a risk or incident. This notice does not waive rights or protections that applicable law does not allow us to exclude.