Risk disclosure

Effective 16 September 2026

Salvo lets anyone launch a token that trades on a bonding curve. This page states the risks plainly, before you connect a wallet or sign anything.

Nothing here is investment advice

Nothing on Salvo (a token page, a Boosted placement, a creator's own posts, a leaderboard position) is investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell. Salvo does not vet tokens for quality, and a token being listed, trending or Boosted is not an endorsement of it.

Tokens on a curve are high-risk

Most tokens launched on a bonding curve lose most or all of their value. A token's price on the curve moves with every buy and sell; it can go to zero, and a curve that never reaches graduation never becomes a tradeable pool position elsewhere. Only put in what you can afford to lose completely.

Non-custodial: your keys, your risk

Salvo never holds your funds. Every buy, sell, launch, claim and Boosted bid is a transaction your own wallet signs; Salvo cannot reverse, freeze, or recover a transaction once it is sent. If you sign a transaction you did not mean to, lose your wallet's keys, or send funds to the wrong address, Salvo cannot get them back for you.

Paid placement is never an endorsement

Boosted placement on the home page and elsewhere is paid for by the token's own boost pool. A "Promoted" label marks every such placement. Paid placement is a ranking mechanism, not a signal of quality, safety or Salvo's opinion of the token.

Insiders and concentration

Salvo surfaces insider wallets, launch-time allocations and (where available) concentration and sniping signals so you can see them before you trade: this is neutral data, not a safety rating, and its absence does not mean a token is safe.

Jurisdiction

Salvo is not offered in the locations listed in the geo notice. Read that notice for the current product restrictions.