Know what
you are using.
The local application is for testing with valueless demo assets. It is not an audited or publicly launched financial service.
Smart-contract risk
Tests cover selected scenarios, not every possible exploit. New contract implementations can lose all deposited assets. No bug-free, profitability or solvency guarantee is made. A separate security audit and remediation process is required before public use.
Liquidity and token risk
AMM prices depend on reserves and trade size. Liquidity providers face price exposure and impermanent loss. Small pools can be manipulated. Anyone may create a token or choose a misleading name; a listing, logo or contract address does not imply an endorsement. Unsupported token behaviour can break integrations.
Wallet and transaction risk
Connection gives the site a public address; it does not require a private key or recovery phrase. Public-chain transactions, approvals and gas costs can be irreversible. Inspect the network, spender, value, recipient and minimum amounts in your wallet. Wallet rejection is safe and should leave the operation unsubmitted.
Oracle and synthetic risk
Local price feeds are mocks, not market data. A real synthetic system needs independently reviewed collateral parameters, reliable feeds, outage protection, liquidation infrastructure and a plan for bad debt. Public synthetics remain disabled.
Deployment boundary
A working local test is not evidence of mainnet readiness. Public deployment requires the owner's decisions, a funded authorized signer, verified configuration, audits and appropriate legal review. Do not transfer real funds into this development build.