KNOW THE RISKS

Understand the flow of funds
before connecting your wallet.

Mint is a non-custodial presale interface, not investment advice. It does not guarantee a launch, graduation, market liquidity, price, or execution by external protocols. Contract rules take precedence over UI copy.

A curve launch does not guarantee returns

A private fixed-allocation curve may remain below the route's graduation threshold. A successful presale launch and claimable tokens do not mean there is a public pool, liquidity, or an exit market.

Private-sale proceeds carry separate risks

In private mode, effective funds not used for the curve purchase accrue to the project wallet locked at creation only after a successful auto-launch. That wallet must then claim them. These proceeds do not increase participants' token allocations.

External launch routes are dependencies

Mint depends on Pons or Flap for atomic creation and curve purchases. No route should be considered production-ready without verified addresses, ABIs, fee and rounding rules, and atomicity tests.

Self-custody and transaction execution

You are responsible for your wallet, signatures, gas, network, and transaction outcomes. Verify contract addresses, transaction hashes, and events; do not rely solely on this interface or private messages.

AUTO-LAUNCH BOUNDARIES

A failed final contribution must fully revert

When the last effective contribution fills the target, Mint must attempt route creation, the curve purchase, token-amount checks, and fund-destination checks in one transaction. If any step fails, the final payment and its participation fee must revert, leaving the raise unfilled. This depends on audited contracts and real route integration tests; the UI alone cannot guarantee it.