SGF Launchpad

Risk Disclosure

Beta risk disclosure. Version 2026-06-10. Last updated June 10, 2026.

SGF Launchpad is a beta launch tool. It is not an exchange, broker, underwriter, investment adviser, or guarantee of token quality. Do not use the launchpad unless you understand and accept the risks below.

Instant Launch is permissionless beta software, not SGF approval. Verified Launch is a separate review track and should not be inferred from an Instant Launch listing.

Newly launched tokens can lose most or all of their value, may have little or no liquidity, and may be affected by volatility, thin markets, manipulation, or pump-and-dump behavior.

The 1.2% Uniswap v4 fee is split as 80% creator rewards, 10% SUPERGEMMA buy-and-burn, 5% SGF API costs, and 5% Doppler protocol fees. Fee routing does not guarantee revenue, demand, liquidity, or token value.

Creator token-side rewards are split with 30% unlocked and 70% locked for 1 year. Lockups reduce immediate dumping risk but do not prevent direct market selling, third-party transfers, or other creator-controlled activity.

AI reports can miss fraud, impersonation, malicious code, manipulated social signals, undisclosed conflicts, inaccurate claims, sanctions exposure, or material project risks.

Privy X and wallet linking helps bind a launch to a public identity signal, but it does not prove character, solvency, code quality, legal compliance, or future behavior.

Launchpad-side rate limits and warmup buy caps do not stop direct Uniswap, wallet-to-wallet, aggregator, or contract-level activity unless pool-level hooks enforce those rules.

Buyback-and-burn activity is a transparency and token-supply mechanism only. It does not create price support, profit rights, yield, dividends, guaranteed demand, or any expected return.

Smart contracts, Doppler, Uniswap, wallets, RPC providers, databases, Vercel Cron, SGF AI Agent, AI infrastructure providers, indexing services, and dashboards can fail, be delayed, be exploited, or return incomplete data.

Creators and purchasers are responsible for determining whether their activity is legal in their jurisdiction. SGF may restrict access for sanctions, AML, KYC/KYB, market integrity, or restricted jurisdiction reasons.