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Risk notice
Copies and fakes
Anyone can copy a token’s name, ticker and picture. Only the full contract address on Elysium identifies a token, so check the address before you trade. Minos lives only at minos-6r2.pages.dev for now (minos.fun follows once its DNS is connected) and at @MINOSFUN on X. Anyone else using the name is not us.
You might not be able to sell
A price on screen is not a promise that you can sell at it. On a young token the market can be thin, and the market cap number is not money waiting for you. If interest dries up, a token can become hard, or impossible, to sell.
Last updated 5 November 2026
Tokens can go to zero
Most new tokens fail. A launch on Minos is not checked, endorsed, or recommended by anyone. The price on the curve and in the pool is set only by other traders, and it can fall to zero at any time.
Early prices move fast
On the curve, small buys move the price a lot, and the first minute has a per-wallet cap for exactly this reason. After graduation the pool is young and thin, so prices swing hard in both directions.
Contracts carry risk
The Minos contracts are tested and their code is public and verified, but no contract is risk-free. A bug, a chain problem, or a failure in a service Minos depends on can cost you money. The contracts are not audited yet, and this page will say so until they are.
Nothing here is advice
Nothing on this site, in the docs, or on our X account is financial advice. Numbers on this site are read live from the testnet chain; they are not predictions of mainnet behaviour. Do your own research, and never trade money you need.