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# Risks and Dependencies

Using Hatchr involves smart-contract, market and infrastructure risk.

## Market risk

* New tokens can be extremely volatile.
* Implied market cap is not redeemable backing.
* Concentrated liquidity can produce significant price impact.
* Low WETH depth can make exits expensive or impossible at an expected price.
* Graduation does not guarantee value, liquidity or future activity.

## Smart-contract risk

* Hatchr has not yet published an independent audit.
* Uniswap V3 and Robinhood Chain contracts are external dependencies.
* Wallet simulation and scanners may miss vulnerabilities.
* A successful transaction is not proof that a token is economically safe.

## Infrastructure risk

The application depends on:

* Robinhood Chain and its RPC infrastructure;
* Uniswap V3 deployments;
* Blockscout historical APIs;
* PostgreSQL, Railway and Vercel;
* public IPFS gateways and Pinata;
* CoinGecko and Coinbase price APIs; and
* Dexscreener for embedded charts.

Frontend or indexer downtime does not disable direct Uniswap pool trading, but it can delay discovery, analytics, metadata and fee displays.

## Metadata and social risk

Creators control token metadata and community links. Hatchr's technical launch does not endorse a creator, roadmap, website or social account.

## Reorganization and indexing risk

Hatchr uses a confirmation buffer, but deep chain reorganizations or provider failures can temporarily produce stale application state. Verify important events against the chain.

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Nothing in these docs is financial, legal or investment advice. Never spend funds you cannot afford to lose.
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