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Risk disclosure

Please read this before you add SOL to a bot.

Most new tokens go to zero

The tokens these bots buy are hours, minutes or seconds old. Most of them lose almost all their value, many within minutes of launch. Some are made only to take buyers' money: the creator sells everything, or empties the pool, and the token can't be sold at any price (a rug).

A bot can't tell in advance which tokens will rise. Its filters avoid some bad launches, not all of them.

You can lose money

  • You can lose what you put in. Assume any SOL you add to a bot can be lost.
  • Losses can come in a row. A bot can lose on many trades one after another, and a bad day can follow a good week.
  • A stop loss limits most losses, not all. A price can drop a long way between two updates, and a rugged token can't be sold at all.
  • Fees add up. Every trade pays network and priority fees and a relay tip, whether it wins or loses.
  • Practice and replays are not predictions. Practice uses real launches with virtual SOL and modelled fills; the practice comparison replays past launches. Neither tells you what will happen next.
  • Newer launchpads are Beta. They may behave in ways we haven't seen yet. Start small on them.

Nothing on this site, in the app or from the AI assistant promises a profit or a result. AllenHark doesn't give financial advice.

How to keep risk in hand

  1. Practise first. Let the bot trade with virtual SOL until you understand how your settings behave, good days and bad.
  2. Set a budget you're comfortable losing, and a daily loss limit if you want one. Your server enforces both.
  3. Keep a stop loss on.
  4. Start small when you go live, especially on a newer launchpad.
  5. Withdraw what you don't need for trading. Only the SOL in the bot's wallet is at risk.

What AllenHark is responsible for, and what it isn't

We run the server, keep the bot connected, and ship updates. We can't move your SOL, and we don't decide what your bot buys: your settings do. Trading results are yours, as are taxes and the rules where you live.

See also Limits and safety and the Terms.